It's Been a Privilege to Serve You–a Mock Hearing
summary
A vendor chosen after a June pen test suffers a Labor Day ransomware attack that encrypts systems and causes six weeks downtime; the same vendor’s firm then performs a lawyer‑directed forensic report while separate assessment and IR teams communicate about prior findings. The report is paid from the legal budget, insurer panel status is disputed, and the hearing focuses on whether the post‑breach forensic work is privileged or discoverable because it repeats prior business testing yet was done under counsel’s direction.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 13:43What Is a Vendor Security Assessment
- 14:38What Is Penetration Testing
- 15:13Cyber Investigation
- 15:41What Is a Forensic Investigation
- 19:21Scope of Services
- 20:02Cyber Forensics
- 20:59How Long Has Technotronics Been in the Business of Doing Security Assessments
- 26:30What Types of Policies Does Dolzer Us Have in Place for Its Information Technology Program
- 28:42What Were the Results of the Security Um Assessment and Penetration Testing
- 31:07What Other Controls Do You Have in Place To Keep the Investigation Confidential
- 38:33Closing Remarks
- 39:35Why the Lawyers Had To Have the Technical Analysis To Provide the Legal Advice
- 41:35Legal Standard
- 49:51Concluding Observations
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