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Have you practiced your Security Incident Response Plan?

The thing about malware attacks is they manifest suddenly. Unlike a decline in sales or a rising costs – a malware attack can be an immediate crisis. Your systems may be locked up. Your data may be exfiltrated. Your systems could be even damaged or ruined. If you’re unprepared, an attack can trigger panic and … Continue reading "Have you practiced your Security Incident Response Plan?"
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Do you store data on Amazon’s S3? You’d better check

After the Capital One hack of exposed customer data this summer, researchers found more Amazon Cloud accounts exposing client data. The latest, a cache of more than 750,000 birth certificates, plus a recent discovery of a cache of cell phone bills, continued the parade of data exposures on Amazon’s cloud. The exposure of US birth … Continue reading "Do you store data on Amazon’s S3? You’d better check"
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Welcome new client SentryHealth of Louisville!

SentryHealth is a Louisville-based company offering solutions for employers ranging from guided employee health programs to mobile chronic condition management and full-service worksite health clinics. SentryHealth also offers proprietary population health management technology called Healthward, which enables health care providers to deliver pro-active, consistent, and quality care. Because it is in the health care field, … Continue reading "Welcome new client SentryHealth of Louisville!"
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Will insurance cover your business in a data breach?

Cyberinsurance is an important policy your business needs to have. But you must be careful you’re not paying for coverage that won’t help you when a crisis hits. TechRepublic last week shared an article that dives further into the ins and outs of cyberinsurance, including why you need it. Among the questions you need to … Continue reading "Will insurance cover your business in a data breach?"
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The holidays are almost upon us – so be cyber smart!

With Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the rest of holiday shopping on the horizon, we thought we’d share some reminders and tips to keep your personal and business accounts safe. Slick crooks and rogue nation hackers will be trolling the Internet for easy marks. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security knows this as well. We … Continue reading "The holidays are almost upon us – so be cyber smart!"
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FTC details “unreasonable data security practices” in complaint

The U.S Federal Trade Commission sued a Utah company that provides back-end support for multi-level marketing companies over a series of data breaches it experienced between 2014 and 2016. The basis for the FTC action was “unreasonable data security practices” in violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act. In other words, you can be face … Continue reading "FTC details “unreasonable data security practices” in complaint"
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Know a Veteran? Tell them to avoid this site

A threat group dubbed “Tortoiseshell” is preying on American’s support for Veterans with a fake website that offers an “app” to assist in finding a job. Instead the app downloads malware. The malware is designed to spread further once installed. The site spoofs a popular website by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce at https://www.hiringourheroes.org. The … Continue reading "Know a Veteran? Tell them to avoid this site"
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What You Need To Know About Third-Party Risk Assessments (Before They Happen)

A third-party risk assessment is essentially the way your clients evaluate how safe their information is in your hands. As Nashville’s leading cybersecurity service, ImageQuest believes that all businesses must understand cybersecurity so that they can best respond to these potentially unsettling and lengthy questionnaires. Keep reading for information that explains more about the process, … Continue reading "What You Need To Know About Third-Party Risk Assessments (Before They Happen)"
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Strong data privacy laws take effect in 2020 – are you ready?

If your organization does business in multiple states, you’ll need to make sure your data policies are compliant with several new state laws governing data privacy. Strong data privacy laws take effect in 2020 in California and New York; Nevada’s took effect Oct. 1. Six additional states considered bills on the regulation of data privacy. … Continue reading "Strong data privacy laws take effect in 2020 – are you ready?"
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Don’t cut corners with your cybersecurity habits!

Just a friendly reminder – when you are tempted to cut corners in your cybersecurity habits – don’t. We understand you’re coming in to the busy fall holiday season, when your to-do lists swell and events increase exponentially. You may be racing to meet deadlines and respond to clients with sensitive info. But don’t cut … Continue reading "Don’t cut corners with your cybersecurity habits!"
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ImageQuest joins Chambliss Law for Startup Week Chattanooga event

Photo courtesy Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel P.C. Chambliss Law participated in Chattanooga’s Startup Week (#startupweekCHA) with a seminar on Cybersecurity & Data Privacy, hosted by the Chambliss Startup Group. Titled “Data Dilemmas: Protecting Your Growing Business from Unforced Errors in Cybersecurity and Data Privacy” the session was a lunch-and-learn held Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the … Continue reading "ImageQuest joins Chambliss Law for Startup Week Chattanooga event"
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Know a non-profit that could use some cybersecurity training?

Our Jay Mallory conducts a security training session at Bridgehaven Mental Health Services in Louisville. Do you know a non-profit whose team could benefit from a little cybersecurity training? Perhaps an organization that needs to know some basic steps that will keep the client data secure? We’re offering this important training to charitable organizations in … Continue reading "Know a non-profit that could use some cybersecurity training?"
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