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Inside the ”Alphabet Soup” of Incident Reporting Regulations
Organizations around the world must navigate a growing number of cyber incident reporting regulations mandated by government bodies.
In the U.S., these regulations come from agencies including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and others. This “alphabet soup” of regulations, as Cristian puts it, can be tough for businesses to understand and follow — especially as the threat landscape evolves and compliance requirements change.
In this episode, Cristian is joined by Drew Bagley, VP and Counsel for Privacy and Policy at CrowdStrike, to dig into the details of why these myriad regulations have emerged and shed some light on common questions: When does a breach need to be reported, and why is the timeline a hot debate topic? What is a “material breach”? How are adversaries using these regulations to their advantage? And most importantly, how should businesses respond to all of this? Tune in for these answers — and more.
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Organizations around the world must navigate a growing number of cyber incident reporting regulations mandated by government bodies.
In the U.S., these regulations come from agencies including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and others. This “alphabet soup” of regulations, as Cristian puts it, can be tough for businesses to understand and follow — especially as the threat landscape evolves and compliance requirements change.
In this episode, Cristian is joined by Drew Bagley, VP and Counsel for Privacy and Policy at CrowdStrike, to dig into the details of why these myriad regulations have emerged and shed some light on common questions: When does a breach need to be reported, and why is the timeline a hot debate topic? What is a “material breach”? How are adversaries using these regulations to their advantage? And most importantly, how should businesses respond to all of this? Tune in for these answers — and more.
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