Cyber Master Class Session 3: How your technology partner drives data protection

Thursday, October 29, 2020 | 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

McDonald Hopkins Event

Building on the first two classes which saw the FBI and CISA define the cyber threat landscape and McDonald Hopkins and Oswald Companies explore the legal and risk imperatives around cyber, in Class #3, MCPc delineates how your technology partner drives data protection. The session explores the elements of a Five Phase cybersecurity approach: Planning, Prevention, Detection, Response, and Recovery.n

Save the Date for the future Cyber Master Class sessions:

November 19: Incident response planning
December 10: How it all comes together: The anatomy of a data breach

View past Cyber Master Class sessions:

Session 1: The clear and present danger of cyber threats
Session 2: Understanding legal and cyber risk imperatives

Though the Online Safety Amendment is clearly not the first attempt by a nation to combat and restrict the use of social media by minors, this law stands apart from previous attempts by setting the minimum age of social media use to 16, the highest minimum age set by any country to date, and by omitting any exemptions for ‘grandfathered-in’ existing minor social media users or for obtainment of parental consent

On November 8, 2024, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) Board voted to adopt new regulations concerning data broker registration. The new registration regulations will be filed with the Office of Administrative Law for a final review and, if approved, will go into effect on January 1, 2025.

Cyber Master Class Session 3: How your technology partner drives data protection

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