Did you know Alyssa Ahmann is a Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer™? Alyssa has a wealth of knowledge about privacy, both how it impacts businesses and also how it impacts us as consumers. In this video, Alyssa explains a bit of where her interest in data privacy started and why she wanted to pursue this certification. If you couldn't tell by this video, she knows a whole lot about privacy and we’re so glad to have an expert like Alyssa on our team. 🎉 #datasecurity #cdpse #certifieddataprivacysolutionsengineer #securityassesment #securityawareness #dataprivacy #security #isaca
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We pride ourselves on our client-centered approach, so we thought we'd take a minute to explain why this is so important to us and what it means. Our past experiences working with large organizations (both internally and externally) has given us valuable insight into the many hurdles companies face in the security implementation process and how to overcome them. These insights have also empowered us to prioritize flexibility in how we operate, so we can overcome those hurdles in real time, customize the scope of work to address the issues at hand, and offer our clients the help they need exactly when they need it. Your organization has security needs specific to your industry and the work you do; we are your dedicated partners who work to understand what you need without a cookie-cutter approach. #CyberSecurity #ClientSuccess #EnterpriseSecurity #InformationSecurity #SecurityConsulting #ITSecurity #DataProtection #CorporateSecurity
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The cost of a data breach continues to rise each year; according to IBM, the average cost of a data breach rose year over year to an all-time high of $4.45 million in 2023. 📈 And only 1 in 3 data breaches were discovered by the affected company's internal security teams/tools. What does this research mean for companies? It means that internal breach detection can make or break your recovery and significantly reduce your losses; organizations that discover a data breach themselves, before an attacker or other third party, can save hundreds of thousands (or millions) in breach costs and cut down the breach lifecycle by weeks or even months. So, while proactively investing in your security may seem like an extra cost or effort, the research shows that it often pays off in the long run. #IncidentResponse #DataProtection #IBMReport #DataSecurity #InfoSec #BusinessResilience #CyberAwareness #SecurityStrategies #DataPrivacy #ResponsePlan #BusinessContinuity
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It is a common question... Do I really need pentesting? Will this actually help my security program? Or just be a waste of money? We dive into the 3 primary reasons to do a pentest! Come check it out! #cybersecurity #cybersecuritynews #penetrationtesting #pentesting #security #testing
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How can your company stand out in today's competitive sales landscape? By capitalizing on the research that shows companies are more security-conscious than ever. When you demonstrate mature security, you can win more sales. When it comes down to it, winning new clients or customers boils down to winning their trust. Potential customers need to feel confident in your ability to safeguard their data and interests. Demonstrating your commitment to security compliance not only instills trust, but also serves as a powerful differentiator. How do we know this? Because we've helped our own clients select vendors themselves—and these clients have made their decisions partly based on their demonstrated security practices. We know that SOC II reports or other security compliance reports can feel boring and irrelevant to sales... But by showcasing your adherence to these standards, you're not just checking boxes; you're setting yourself apart from the competition. Needing help with your reports? Reach out to Craft Compliance today and we'll be happy to help. #securityexperts #itaudit #soc2 #websitesecurity #securitycompliance
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To disclose or not to disclose? 🤔 In this week's newsletter, Nathaniel Shere discusses a company that voluntarily disclosed a security incident even though they weren't yet under any legal obligation to do so... ...So let's discuss. Is this a good idea, or an unnecessary step? According to an SEC rule from December 2023, any publicly traded company needs to report “material cybersecurity incidents" within just four days. However, some companies may opt to get ahead of the news cycle and voluntarily report their incident before an investigation is finished. While it may be tempting to keep a security breach internal as long as possible, here are four reasons your company should consider disclosing security incidents ASAP: 1️⃣ Reduce potential reputational damage you might face. 2️⃣ Give your customers time to act accordingly. 3️⃣ Build trust with your buyers and stakeholders. 4️⃣ Protect business relationships with your supply chain. So, what do you think? To disclose or not to disclose? #securityincident #cybersecurityexpert #cybersecuritynews #cybersecurityawareness #cybersecuritytraining #itsolutions
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"They reported the incident, after all. Isn't that the point of the new SEC rule? To force more companies to report issues early?" Nathaniel Shere Alyssa Ahmann Brett Czajkowski Benjamin Gordon #cybersecurity #secreporting #securityincident #cybersecuritynews
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Proactivity and sound fundamental practices are key when it comes to your security. When security teams just focus on patching one issue at a time or recovering from breaches as they happen, it will always feel like you're running on a hamster wheel when it comes to your security. That is why we never encourage companies to focus on individual attacks. Instead, focus on building strong security fundamentals—fundamentals that will protect against any (or hopefully all!) attacks, whether current or future. #cybersecurity #proactivesecurity #riskmanagement #futureproof #CyberAwareness #SecurityStrategies
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Want to significantly cut your losses after a breach—whether it's assets, finances, or reputation? Shorten your response time. (Keep reading for how.) The 2023 IBM report discussed that global data breach costs have yet again hit a record high—and that every second counts when it comes to recovering your losses. So, how can companies set themselves up for success? Here are four ways that companies can speed up their response time following a data breach 👇 - Have a response plan set in place. It seems obvious, yet many organizations don't create their response and recovery plans until after a breach. In 2024, organizations should no longer think in terms of whether they will be subjected to a breach or not; they should think in terms of what they will do when a breach inevitability happens. - Involve law enforcement when necessary. Of the ransomware victims studied in the 2023 IBM report, those who involved law enforcement saved $470,000 in average breach costs compared to those who did not involve law enforcement. - Integrate automation where it makes sense. Of the same studied organizations, those that fully deployed security AI and automation saw 108-day shorter breach lifecycles on average compared to organizations not deploying these technologies – and experienced significantly lower incident costs. (Just remember, AI automation is a tool, not a solution.) - Detect the breach internally. The organizations that discovered a data breach themselves experienced nearly $1 million less in breach costs than those disclosed by an attacker and cut down the breach lifecycle by nearly 80 days. The significant cost and time savings that come with early detection show that investing in these strategies can pay off in the long run. When it comes to data breaches, time is money. Are you prepared? #IncidentResponse #DataProtection #IBMReport #DataSecurity #InfoSec #BusinessResilience #CyberAwareness #SecurityStrategies #DataPrivacy #ResponsePlan #BusinessContinuity
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Was your prediction right? Comment on Nathaniel Shere's post to let us know 👀 #ransomware #ransomwareattacks #ransomwaredefense
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Is Ransomware in decline?! That is what one security article dared to claim anyway. So, we break it down in Craft Compliance's latest newsletter. What do the numbers say? Why might it be true? And does it even matter? Before you go sign up and read the newsletter (releasing today!)... What do you think? Could ransomware really be on a decline? Make your prediction, and then come back and let us know if you were right or wrong :) #security #cybersecurity #ransomware #newsletters
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Is Ransomware in Decline? Nathaniel Shere Alyssa Ahmann Brett Czajkowski Benjamin Gordon #cybersecurity #ransomware #newsletter
Is Ransomware in Decline?
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