Category Archives: Cyber
Your Smartphone Is ALWAYS Listening: Q&A With Cybersecurity Expert Moschovitis
“The Facebook data appropriation by Cambridge Analytica is just the tip of the iceberg, according to cybersecurity experts. In fact, our data is being culled from a variety of sources and our ability to stop it is essentially impossible.” Read the full interview with Chris Moschovitis on Media Post.
Clear and Present Danger, V 2.0
This is the second version of my previously published editorial. I was compelled to update it because of two key developments: First, on the morning of May 23rd, 2018, Jim Finkle and Pavel Polityuk of Reuters reported that “Cyber firms, Ukraine warn of planned Russian attack” the fourth such cyberattack starting with the 2015 and […]
Cybersecurity Program Development for Business Video Series
In this 9-part video series, Chris Moschovitis, author of Cybersecurity Program Development for Business, will be discussing all aspects of cybersecurity. From understanding risk to managing the impact of an attack after it’s happened, Chris breaks down an organization’s step-by-step to do list for protecting themselves against cyber risk. Watch the Video Series Here
IoT
Chris Moschovitis, author of Cybersecurity Program Development for Business, sits down to discuss the intersection of cybersecurity and the Internet of Things.
A Chat with Chris Moschovitis
Chris, congratulations on the book! Let’s start by talking about your past a little bit. What do you remember about your first interactions with computers? Was there a moment when you thought, “Yeah, I’m going to be involved with this for my whole life?” My first interaction with a computer was as a teenager in […]
For Lawyers and Law Firms
In my most recent piece for New York Law Journal, I look at and discuss in detail how lawyers and law firms can mitigate cyber risk with the right cybersecurity controls. The first step, “We need to recognize there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution.” Read the full piece here: For Lawyers and Law Firms
Cybersecurity and Due Care for Law Firms
In my article for New York Law Journal, I explore how law firms can get more involved in their cybersecurity initiatives as well as how to care for themselves, their clients, and their employees. Read the full article here: Cybersecurity and Due Care for Law Firms
When Bad Hacks Happen to Good Real Estate People
Have you ever wondered how a doctor feels when delivering a bad diagnosis to a friend or family member? When a real estate friend reached out to me with a case of a nasty laptop hack, I knew the situation was bad. Theirs wasn’t a life or death case, but a real estate agent’s professional […]
When Bad Hacks Happen to Good Insurance People
We all read about the terrible hacks that happen to big corporations, or large insurance companies. Unfortunately, many of us are lulled into a false sense of security that those sort of security failures would never happen to us. This is far from the case. Even good insurance people face times when their systems were […]
Under Attack: When Bad Hacks Happen to Good Advisors
Colossal computer hacks don’t just happen to big companies with huge data banks with information “worth” accessing. They happen to you and me, to individuals and enterprises alike. Even the best insurance advisors encounter cyber attacks, and they can be injurious to both their professional and personal lives. So, what do you do? The process […]
