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@Ryan: I definitely see your point, but if he really is innocent and believes he will be exonerated, a speedy trial could well be to his benefit -- especially if his assets are frozen. There may be other factors at play,...
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@REISEN: Doctors and lawyers -- even the very best -- typically have malpractice insurance as a matter of course. And most companies have some form of umbrella policy at the very least as a matter of course. Drivers have...
In reply to: Re: Insurance?
@REISEN: To be fair, most if not all of this is exactly what cyberinsurance carriers do. Granted, however, the standards/procedures are way different between small businesses (who typically just have to fill out a form)...
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I have several past colleagues in healthcare related industries - thanks for the update, sent the information along. No sense duplicating what happened at Merck!!!
In reply to: Good warning
While the article is better than most when it comes to the topic the information is still not entirely accurate. There are carriers that are guilty of providing "skinny" coverage forms however the same can be...
In reply to: Re: Insurance?
That's a great point. Typically users don't understand the potential ramifications of their downloads. Many won't until they have been personally burnt by the stove themselves. Reminds me of a statement my father makes,...
In reply to: Re: Endpoint Security
What a great post, I like it very much. I like your site and I can see that you are providing a lot of information continuously that is really useful to me. Keep sharing some more videos; I would love to see some more interesting...
In reply to: Great post
I'm curious whether compliance rates for China's Cybersecurity Law are progressing any more quickly than those for companies trying to navigate GDPR. Two very different emerging regulatory regimes to be sure (esp. as they...
In reply to: GDPR v. CSL?
Agree totally - you hit the three concentric rings of endpoint. Training which should be mandatory and updated every six months. A good security department (few firms have a dedicated one), search engine like...
In reply to: Re: Endpoint Security
So action items moving forward need to include regular User Awareness Training, some type of SOC either onsite or third party, a heuristics malware detection engine, and limiting of user access (both administrative and internet...
In reply to: Endpoint Security
Latest Comment: No, Lisa, the problem is I keep confusing augemented reality with alternate reality...
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