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The world is focused on California as they raise the bar to protect an individual’s right to privacy. Many firms are struggling to understand their responsibilities under the new California rules under what has been called the “American GDPR.”

This article discusses steps an organization can take to minimize this risk of such an event, as well as a process to follow if a ransomware attack does occur.

Cyberattacks have dramatically increased since the pandemic. Here is a list of the five most prevalent types of attacks and tips you can take to mitigate the threats.

The COVID-19 pandemic has mandated remote ‘work from home’ environments for many organizations. This article highlights a number of protocols companies can use to enhance network security, including ‘layered security.’

The first in a two-part series of articles focusing on cybersecurity threats to family offices and some of the steps to be taken to mitigate these threats.

This article looks at three trends we see emerging for IT departments as they embrace the new geographic challenges of employees and newly formed attacks from cyber bad actors: work from anywhere, new systems, and user education.

The nation slowly loosens social distancing and businesses begin to allow workers to trickle back to offices; physical security is looking very different. Rahul Mahna and Glenn Adari of Panasonic discuss the importance of -- and dangers addressed by -- physical security.

The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (“CMMC”) will soon replace existing NIST 800-171 requirements, which means there are major security compliance changes of which you need to be aware.

This article takes a look at a breeding ground for cybercrime: the dark web, and how organizations can protect themselves.

Given current geopolitical conflict, here are nine cyber controls to consider for your organization to help minimize the risk of cyber disruption.

Learn about the enhanced cybersecurity protections recommended by the White House including cybersecurity best practices.

Learn more about the new SEC proposal of new cybersecurity risk management rules to enhance cybersecurity preparedness

Learn more about the most recent cybersecurity insurer updates and the assistance EisnerAmper can offer with the coverage renewal questionnaire

Three ways the SAFER Guides—recommended practices for electronic health records—can help hospitals proactively mitigate and respond to cyberattacks and other downtime events.   

Security information and event management (“SIEM”) combines security information management and security event management into a single solution, enabling organizations to collect and analyze security-related data from multiple sources in real time.

A massive cyberattack recently exposed millions of individuals' personal data to hackers. MOVEit, a popular file-transfer system used by numerous organizations worldwide, was compromised by a ransomware group that exploited a vulnerability in the software. Learn about the risks and what to do if you are impacted by this data breach. 

Learn why SOC2 Cybersecurity Compliance is important and what the Risk-Cost-Benefit is.

If your cybersecurity insurer asked you to complete a new or more rigorous questionnaire to renew or increase your cyber insurance policy, you need to take it seriously.

The financial services industry, including private equity, has been a prime target for hackers. Yet despite awareness that cybersecurity is a must-have, general partners are often left wondering how best to approach it.

The SEC has proposed new regulations and provided guidance on what financial services firms can do to address cyber security threats. The SEC stated that advisory firms should adopt the NIST controls outlined in their Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity whitepaper.