EVENTS

Join us on Thursday, September 12, 2024, at the next Midwest Cyber Security Alliance meeting, where sponsor Ian Cohen, CEO of LOKKER, along with Foley attorneys Jennifer Urban and Aaron Tantleff, will delve into the major shifts occurring simultaneously in data privacy that pose unique challenges for any business.

By harnessing AI-driven tools for continuous monitoring and anomaly detection, organizations can bolster their compliance efforts, identify deviations from established security protocols, and mitigate potential risks in real-time.

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, organizations are increasingly relying on cloud services to streamline operations and enhance scalability. However, managing cloud security in a complex environment can be challenging.

Know the basics of the latest AI technology. Understand the risks. Identify steps to take and changes to make to existing processes to leverage this powerful technology.

While the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules may appear daunting, compliance is achievable. While the focus of the new Rules is on public companies, the impacts will be felt by nonpublic companies as well.

Sponsor Stroz Friedberg/Aon Cyber Solutions will spotlight cybersecurity and insurance trends in 2023, and provide predictions and recommendations for what is shaping up to be a dynamic threat landscape through the end of the year.

It is more important than ever to take a proactive approach to cybersecurity, and this requires a secure data governance framework.

Current privacy regulations and frameworks focus on responding to a data privacy loss event and are inadequate in addressing privacy via preventative measures. By addressing privacy risks proactively with a defensive mindset, organizations can avoid judicial and punitive processes, high cyber risk insurance rates, and manage their overall operational risk. One highly effective approach to managing cyber risk proactively is to create a robust security testing program.

The pandemic exposed unexpected vulnerabilities in how companies protect their data, forcing teams to create a patchwork of security to accommodate hybrid working environments and bad actors intent on stealing sensitive information. As companies continue to navigate a post-pandemic world, the focus has to be on securing their workplaces inside and out.

It's Saturday evening and you are at home with your family when you get the call that ransomware has taken down your company's network. What do you do next?