Cybersecurity law attorney Julia Jacobson will share lessons learned from recent high-profile attacks. You will learn the specific steps you need to take internally and what precautions you should require of your vendors.
What You'll Learn
- How do recent ransomware threats differ?
- What are regulators’ current views on ransomware?
- What roles have vendors played in recent attacks?
- How can you mitigate supply chain risk?
- When should you involve law enforcement?
- How can you build a ransomware response team and plan?
Training Overview
Massive ransomware attack targeted U.S. banks. Learn how to protect your institution and monitor vendors.
In July, a notorious cyber-criminal network conducted a massive global cyberattack targeting several U.S. banks among hundreds of companies. Other devastating ransomware attacks this year have started with vendors that provide information technology and marketing services. Your institution and its vendors are not safe.
The potential for operational disruption, cost, legal risk, and reputational harm is dramatically increasing. While threat monitoring and ongoing cybersecurity risk assessments are key prevention steps, you need to plan for the worst immediately.
- How do recent ransomware threats differ?
- What are regulators’ current views on ransomware?
- What roles have vendors played in recent attacks?
- How can you mitigate supply chain risk?
- When should you involve law enforcement?
- How can you build a ransomware response team and plan?
Who Should Attend?
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Attorneys
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In-house counsel
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Compliance professionals
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Risk management professionals
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Privacy professionals
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Senior executives
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Operations officers and managers
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Information security officers
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Information technology managers
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Network administrators
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Security officers
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Anyone who works with third party vendors
Expert Presenter
Julia Jacobson
- Counsels national and multi-national organizations on practical and tactical privacy and cybersecurity compliance strategies, data breach response, and technology transactions
- Has helped clients design, develop, and implement compliance programs to prepare for the challenges of the evolving privacy and cybersecurity law landscape, including California Consumer Privacy Act, EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, and New York Department of Financial Services Cybersecurity Regulations
- Aligns business practices with industry standards, such as the NIST cybersecurity and privacy frameworks