Sentences with phrase «of cybersecurity breaches»

The regulations tackle the problem of cybersecurity breaches in national systems and will require organisations to take appropriate measures to manage risks and prevent the impact of incidents.

When it comes to law firms dealing with the threat of a cybersecurity breach, it's no longer a question of if, but...

I have spent my entire career in the analysis of cybersecurity breaches, and can recognise an inside job 100 % of the time if given sufficient data - and 40 GB is more than sufficient.

The Department of Financial Services says consumers potentially affected by any type of cybersecurity breach should consider placing a «fraud alert» or «credit freeze» on their credit files.

These are just two examples, one fictional and one very real, of the potential consequences of cybersecurity breaches and just how easily they can occur, even to sophisticated individuals or well - resourced organizations.

It is a staple of cybersecurity breaches that it is often unclear who breached a system and for what purpose.

In the event of a cybersecurity breach, the Digital Privacy Act requires you to «notify the Office of the Privacy Commissioner... to notify the parties concerned...» and «to keep a record of all breaches», failing which you'll be subject to fines of up to $ 100,000.

As a result, the legal industry will be forced to take stock of its security, insurance and communications preparedness — clients across the board will demand firms demonstrate they're prepared for all shapes and sizes of cybersecurity breaches.»

Our panel of industry luminaries will discuss the tie - in of social media, social engineering, spear phishing and financial loss in a lively discussion of a cybersecurity breach incident as well as what are ways organizations can better protect themselves.

In light of the cybersecurity breach, it was reported that two cryptocurrency groups in Japan, Japan Block Chain Association and Tech Bureau, have joined to establish a new self regulatory organization.

When it comes to law firms dealing with the threat of a cybersecurity breach, it's no longer a question of if, but when, according to Jill Rhodes, a co-editor of the recently released «ABA Cybersecurity Handbook: A Resource for Attorneys, Law Firms, and Business Professionals, Second Edition.»