A Q&A with Darin Bielby and Jeremy Batterman of Navigant Consulting’s Information Security & Investigations Practice During a recent Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) panel discussion, Navigant Managing Director Darin Bielby asserted that 50 percent of the organization’s information security forensic investigations yield evidence that enables legal counsel to counsel companies that a data…

A Q&A with Leah Mooney of MinterEllison The cyber security field is rapidly evolving in Australia where new legislation, growing costs and an increased awareness of threats and liability have spurred discussion and concern. I spoke with Attorney Leah Mooney, special counsel in the Insurance and Corporate Risk Group of MinterEllison, about the state of…

A Q&A with Ozzie Fonseca of Experian Last year’s data breach at Medical Management, LLC highlights the importance of third-party vendor oversight in the healthcare space. In this specific case, a call center agent at a billing company was copying information and sharing it with an unauthorized third party, leading to the exposure of thousands…

A Q&A with Larry Pesce of InGuardians While the Internet of Things is making life more convenient, it’s also posing numerous security risks for both individuals and organizations. To find out more about why companies should keep an eye on these devices and how they can better mitigate risk, I spoke with Larry Pesce of…

A Q&A with Dan Fritsche of Coalfire The introduction of EMV chip cards and newer PCI Security standards go a long way toward reducing data breach incidents and payment card-related fraud. Yet many retailers still have not adopted the technology and EMV in and of itself is not a wholesale solution for data loss. I…

A Q&A with Lance Forbes of LemonFish Technologies Of all Big Data’s capabilities, the means to proactively detect cyber breach events is especially intriguing. I spoke with Lance Forbes, chief scientist of LemonFish Technologies to find out more about how analytics can be used to find lost data across the internet.

A Q&A with Benjamin Caudill of Rhino Security Labs With every advance in the Internet of Things comes more risks, and nowhere is this more true than in the field of medical devices, which, if seized by the wrong hands, have the potential to do bodily harm. I spoke with Benjamin Caudill, founder and CEO…

A Q&A with Antony Kim and John Wolfe of Orrick, Herrington and Sutcliffe The recent HIPAA breach at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Brighton, MA, brought some key issues to light. With the continual outsourcing of healthcare sector computing for ePHI data to external third-party clouds, it’s becoming increasing vital that the covered entity (CE)…

The release of the NetDiligence® 2015 Cyber Claims Study, the only one of its kind, reveals the most current data on cyber security events and their true costs. NetDiligence President Mark Greisiger shares the latest findings, including the top areas of concern for both insurers and the C-Suite.

A Q&A with J.T. Malatesta of Maynard Cooper & GaleMedical Informatics Engineering and subsidiary NoMoreClipboard revealed a breach last month affecting up to 3.9 million Americans which has now resulted in a series of class action lawsuits on behalf of victims. The incident is causing headaches for risk managers in the healthcare sector, including their…