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Legal Zero-Days: How Old Laws Became a Novel Loss Generator

SecureWorld News

[RELATED: The Pixel Lawsuits Aren't About Pixels ] Plaintiffs are bringing claims under wiretap laws passed in the 1960s, privacy statutes from the early days of home video, and consumer protection provisions that predate modern web architecture. For insurers, this is a coverage minefield. That's not how they're being used now.

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Information risk and security for professional services

Notice Bored

Professional services are information-centric: information is the work product , the purpose, the key deliverable. Through assignments, jobs, projects or tasks, professional services clients and providers exchange, generate and utilize information.

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Theme of Cooperation Resounds at 10th Annual Denver Conference

SecureWorld News

As are government agencies, insurance companies, etc. Zero Trust architecture allows users full access only to the bare minimum they need to perform their jobs. panel featured reps from three vendors—Expel, Red Canary, and RSM US LLP—moderated by Jay Wilson, CISO of Insurity. It makes sense, least privilege, right?

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Group-IB presents its annual report on global threats to stability in cyberspace

Security Affairs

The threat actor mainly targets insurance, consulting, and construction companies. If they manage to compromise a telecommunications company, they can then also compromise its customers for surveillance or sabotage purposes. Group-IB researchers focused on 38 active hacker groups, of which seven were new cyberespionage groups.

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What Is Integrated Risk Management? Definition & Implementation

eSecurity Planet

The design company will install surveillance cameras and data loss prevention (DLP) technology to monitor physical and digital theft attempts. At the clothing brand, the surveillance camera may catch people sitting in cars across the street and using binoculars to spy on the design team, which may require installing window covers.

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3 Percent ($30B) of U.S. Military Funding Dedicated to Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

This needs to change to make all extortion payments punishable by jail time so that directors who failed to invest and prepare can no longer hide behind their Directors' Insurance. Limiting cyberwar funding Development of the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture (JCWA) will be restricted until U.S. Cyber Command.

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Cloud vs on premise: 3 reasons the Cloud is winning

Malwarebytes

Cloud providers keep data safe from physical destruction by keeping it in multiple places, and keep it safe from theft by investing in layers of physical security, like fences, guards, surveillance cameras, and biometric access systems. Other countries have their own standards that a Cloud provider complies to as well.