Sentences with phrase «cybercrime risks»

The limited technology resources adopted to date by many members of the bar to comprehensively address cybercrime risks;

Tread carefully and thoughtfully as the health and the future of your practice could well rely on how well you address cybercrime risks.

All firms should work to understand the cybercrime risks they are exposed to and take steps to reduce the likelihood they will experience a data breach at the hands of cyber criminals.

When looking at the reasons for increased investment, the survey found that responding to growing cybercrime risks and increased regulatory scrutiny are the top drivers at 53 % and 43 %, respectively.

For the 2014 policy year, we have opted to 1) explicitly address cybercrime risk in the mandatory insurance program policy, and 2) take steps to educate the bar about cyber risks and to recommend that all lawyers take active steps to prevent cybercrime before it happens.

Not exact matches

Cybercrime and other operational and reputation risks.

The half - day workshop took place in the Innovation Loft, one of New York's leading creative facilities, and encouraged dynamic group working which responded to the five systemic risks outlined for the next Global Opportunity Report, ranging from cybercrime to soil depletion.

The firm's President of Risk Management Frank Schlein said that protection against cybercrime is «essential,» and added, «I am really pleased that our involvement with SecuredTouch will enable us to enhance and expand this platform further.»

But given the complexity of the business processes involved, and corporate concerns about cybercrime and risk, the digital transformation of corporate treasury and cash management has not moved at the same pace as in the consumer banking space, where the advent of peer - to - peer lending and instant payments via mobile and other «smart» devices is rapidly transforming how consumers interact with financial services.

About Blog A cybersecurity awareness and cybercrime blog which aims to highlight Global and India specific security risks faced by computer and mobile users.

About Blog A cybersecurity awareness and cybercrime blog which aims to highlight Global and India specific security risks faced by computer and mobile users.

Risks such as terrorism, cybercrime, organized crime, environmental degradation, government breakdown, corruption, illicit trade, fiscal crises, social inequality, racial and religious violence, among others.

This counterfeit software exposes people who purchase recycled PCs to malware and other forms of cybercrime, which puts their security at risk and ultimately hurts the market for recycled products.»

This article, from the December 2013 issue of LAWPRO Magazine, reviews the specific cybercrime dangers law firms need to be concerned about, and how they can mitigate their risks.

When it comes to what kind of fraud is of most concern, the perceived risk of cybercrime to Canadian organizations is on the rise according to a new PwC report on economic crime.

The Cybercrime and Law Firms issue of LAWPRO Magazine has loads of practical advice for law firms and lawyers on the steps they can proactively take to reduce their risks of a cyber breach or attack and how to recognize and avoid email frauds and phishing.

Its cybersecurity solutions help more than 90 % of the world's Fortune 500 companies detect and respond to advanced attacks; manage user identities and access; and reduce risk, fraud and cybercrime.

With each passing year, the company develops a deeper understanding of claims trends, and is well positioned to identify and cope with emerging risks including sophisticated mortgage frauds and cybercrime.

Issues covered include anti-bribery and corruption investigations, the risks posed by cybercrime, regulatory compliance issues and the relationship between civil and criminal law consequences and possible remedies such as deferred prosecution agreements.

This addition to the Elevate executive team was made as government agencies warn U.S. law firms that they are at an increased risk for cybercrime.

In 2013, we continued to see a high level of claims arising from administrative dismissals and new risks due to fraud and cybercrime.

We'd like to remind the bar that lawyers face significant risk of suffering cybercrime losses exceeding the $ 250,000 coverage sublimit.

I know that I'm gradually developing the cyber safety instincts that will reduce my risk of becoming a victim of cybercrime.

In this issue, we introduce some of the most important cyber risks in «Cybercrime and law firms: The risks and dangers are real».

We reviewed the issue of cyber risk in 2013, and have introduced a $ 250,000 sublimit of coverage for eligible cybercrime claims in our 2014 policy.

Law firms wishing to learn more about the dangers of cybercrime and the steps they should be taking to prevent breaches should read Cybercrime and Law Firms: The Risks and Dangers Are Real, Protecting Yourself from Cybercrime Dangers: The Steps You Need to Take, and Other cyber risk insurance options: Do you have the coveragecybercrime and the steps they should be taking to prevent breaches should read Cybercrime and Law Firms: The Risks and Dangers Are Real, Protecting Yourself from Cybercrime Dangers: The Steps You Need to Take, and Other cyber risk insurance options: Do you have the coverageCybercrime and Law Firms: The Risks and Dangers Are Real, Protecting Yourself from Cybercrime Dangers: The Steps You Need to Take, and Other cyber risk insurance options: Do you have the coverageCybercrime Dangers: The Steps You Need to Take, and Other cyber risk insurance options: Do you have the coverage you need?

While I appreciate that you (and perhaps some of your clients) recognise the importance of # 5 (Cybercrime and other operational and reputation risks), unfortunately that level of awareness is not filtering down to the SMB sector and it appears it will take some regulatory / legislative initiatives to force many organisations to take privacy and information security seriously.

This needs to be carefully balanced with consideration of potential risks of digital exclusion and cybercrime.

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Speaking at the report launch, Akhilesh Tuteja, Partner and Head — Risk Consulting for KPMG in India and Co-Leader — Global Cyber Security, KPMG said, «Cybercrime has moved from corporate espionage and theft of Intellectual Property to use of advanced technology and malicious software, with the intent of holding companies to ransom and the threat of sabotaging brand reputation with data security breaches.»

About Blog A cybersecurity awareness and cybercrime blog which aims to highlight Global and India specific security risks faced by computer and mobile users.

The company makes it a practice to teach agents that deflecting cybercrime starts with making sure clients understand they will never receive instructions via email to wire funds or to provide private information that could put their money or identity at risk of being stolen.