11 Steps to Reduce Your Data Breach Liability
By Mark Johnson
What follows is a top-level list of some key steps every organization should have already taken to protect against data breach liability.
About the Author
Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson is a cyber-enabled crime and fraud awareness trainer who has worked with clients worldwide over a thirty-year period. He is an ISACA CISM qualified former military intelligence officer, recruit training officer, drug enforcement operative, and former head of high-tech fraud control for several global communications firms. Johnson is also the author of four books, two on the topic of high-technology risks in the modern era and two military histories. He now works as a consultant and provides training on cyber-crime and Internet open-source investigations with UK policing and the financial services sector. Johnson can be contacted at markj [at] trmg.biz.
Articles by Mark Johnson
The Potential for Data Breaches in the Internet of (Hackable) Things
By Mark Johnson
As more and more devices are connected together online, from cars to fridges to wearable technology, we tend to ignore the simple fact that “online” means on the Internet and that everything on the Internet is potentially subject to data breaches (i.e., hackable).
Yes, your Internet-connected car is hackable. In July