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Analysis

To Pay or Not To Pay Ransomware, That Is the Question

Stelios Valavanis |

Compliance is the driver in cybersecurity, and it will be compliance with some standard, regulation, or law that will put ransomware out of business.
Expert Opinion

Covid-19 Presents New Data Privacy Threats

Dan Clark |

As companies present new targets, they’re going to have to have new methods for protecting themselves.
Analysis

Third-Party Liability for Ransomware Attacks: Are You Covered?

Oliver Sepulveda |

Changes in the way organizations do business, brought about by Covid-19, have increased cybersecurity risks.

Best Practices

Hedging Financial Risks amid a Pandemic

Amol Dhargalkar |

3 key questions corporate treasury teams should be asking in today’s volatile market.
Q&A

Can Corporate Fraud Be Fixed?

Romesh Ratnesar |

A Bloomberg opinion columnist talks to a private investigator about his role in exposing all types of fraud.
Best Practices

Fundamentally Unchanged, yet Radically Different

Eric Krell |

How treasury management system implementations are evolving in the Covid era.
Best Practices

Invest Wisely in A/P Technology

Seth Blacher |

6 features that make a solution best-in-class.
Best Practices

Remote Work Presents Risks to Proprietary Information

Koray Bulut |

With millions of workers shifting to a remote-work arrangement, employers must be mindful of the risks to proprietary information.
News

Companies, Trade Organizations Seek to Postpone CCPA Enforcement Date

Dan Clark |

"The undersigned organizations employ millions of individuals who are faced with this crisis and are doing their best to manage their personal and professional lives in the face of uncertain times. Many companies have instituted mandatory work-from-home measures to limit community,” reads a letter from companies and trade organizations to California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
Analysis

Under the CCPA, Start Tracking Employee Data Now

Dan Clark |

“Each piece of personal information that is subject to the breach can lead to damages of between $150 and $750 per breach,” Sean Nalty, a partner at Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart in San Francisco, said. “It is important that companies make sure their culture and standards are focused on data privacy protections.”

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