Managing Privacy and Cyber In A Pandemic: Lessons Learned For 2021 & Beyond
summary
Companies report 76% asking employees to notify COVID diagnoses, ~50% adopting remote tech with most bypassing privacy review, 15% doing DPIAs and under 25% taking temperature checks that often don't need to be recorded. Vendor tests are usually HIPAA doesn't apply, so contracts must specify security obligations and breach duties; retain forensic vendors through counsel after the Capital One ruling or risk forced disclosure of reports. Update data maps, run simulated phishing, ensure recoverable backups, and predefine ransomware/OFAC and public‑health reporting steps.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28Overview
- 1:17Upending Expectations
- 3:34Data Points
- 4:47Data Sharing
- 5:59Temperature Check
- 9:02HIPAA
- 12:40Accelerated Trends
- 17:53Capital One Breach
- 22:54Ransomware
- 25:06Hong Kong
- 27:38Summary
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