Hackers, probably based in China, recently gained access to the private data of 80 million members and employees of Anthem/Blue Cross. While the inevitability of cyber intrusions, hacks, and breaches is daunting, much can be done to protect personal and private information, and if and when an intrusion occurs, appropriate steps must be taken to comply with the law and to potentially facilitate any law enforcement investigation. This roundtable, featuring national subject matter experts from the United States Secret Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as well as forensic and legal professionals, will provide unique and important insights, tips, and advice on current cyber threats affecting your business and what to do when the cyber-thief strikes.

Kindly register by February 28, 2015 as seating is available on a limited, first-come, first-served basis.

Topics

    Today’s cyber-intrusion landscape: Who, Why, How

    Methods to deter and identify cyber criminals and prepare your business for when they strike

    Current trends in the theft of corporate data, trade secrets, and technical information

    Safeguarding private information

    Financial cybercrime

Who Should Attend

    Compliance officers

    General counsel

    Information security personnel

    Legislative and government relations professionals

    Privacy officers

    Regulatory counsel