Can You Handle The Truth? Lawyers Can Be CyberPro's Best Friend
summary
Explains how aligning cybersecurity programs and tools with current legal standards and statutes reduces business and personal liability; recommends collaborating with in-house or company lawyers to map security governance to laws and regulatory expectations. Uses real-world examples from a security practitioner and a lawyer to show practical ways legal input can streamline governance and lower obstacles to effective security.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:46Opening Question
- 3:34Offensive Operations
- 6:43Paying the Ransom
- 13:02Political Allies
- 17:59Security Program Plan
- 19:44War Story - Shelter in Corporate Change
- 23:23War Story - Breach Response
- 27:47War Story - Supply Chain Roulette or 20 Questions
- 32:18War Story - Sherpas in the Wilderness
- 36:23War Story - Protection for Sensitive Communications
- 37:12War Story - Everyday Context
- 39:23"Apply" Slide
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