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This content features a recap of the discussion from EisnerAmper’s (CAP)Stone series webcast titled “Cyber Action Plan – Computing Security,” including topics based on working from home and recognizing trouble spots.

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.

Discover the latest updates to California’s climate disclosure laws with Senate Bill No. 219. Learn how the bill enhances SB 253 and SB 261 through mandating emission reports and climate- related financial risks. 

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.

With intelligent loyalty programs there is an increased cybersecurity risk because customers are asked to share a significant amount of personal data. Loyalty program fraud occurs in 3 main ways. Here are some practical steps in minimizing cybersecurity risk.

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.

Cybersecurity is an enterprise business risk for all law firms, and includes everyone in the organization. Law firm IT and administrative professionals are increasingly under pressure to ensure that up-to-date cybersecurity and privacy standards are applied to their systems.

'It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it.' That’s a quote from someone who knows a little bit about business: Warren Buffett. There are proactive steps a company can take to secure its data and protect its reputation.

Securing data against cybercrime can affect everyone throughout the organization. Leadership must make it a priority properly define the program, provide training, oversee and audit the program, and mandate a review via risk assessment.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is seeking to improve cybersecurity regulation. The NAIC Cybersecurity Task Force has been reviewing model laws on privacy protection and fraud prevention.

New York City holds a trove of the kind of data cybercriminals love. Crain’s Custom recently spoke with Jerry Ravi, and Mike Nizich for their insight on the current cyberthreat facing New York City companies and how companies can protect themselves..

Organizations in all industries struggle with the ability to identify all of the emerging cyber threats while addressing legal and regulatory consequences of cyber breaches.

On February 7, 2018, the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations of the Securities and Exchange Commission published its 2018 examination priorities on its regulated entities. OCIE identifies four pillars in its exam program.

Computer malware quickly spread to more than 150 countries. Companies are at risk because of a Windows Operating System vulnerability within SMB services running on Port 445. Having this Windows vulnerability unpatched can open the door to infection.

The European Union has imposed a strict data protection regulations on firms established in the EU and on all firms that control or process European personal data. All firms subject to the regulations must comply by May 25, 2018.

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