Policy and Law, Presented at Security Professionals Conference

Data-Incident Notification Policies and Procedures

Title:

Data-Incident Notification Policies and Procedures (ID: SPC0661)

Author(s):

Mary Ann Blair (Carnegie Mellon University), Tracy Mitrano (Cornell University), and Steven Schuster (Cornell University)

Origin:

Presented at Security Professionals Conference (04/10/2006)

Type:

Presentations/Speeches

Abstract:

Information security policies and procedures increasingly must respond to legal requirements in the area of notification in the event of a breach of personally identifiable information. This session will also explore technical issues related to meeting legal standards such as "reasonable belief that data has been acquired by an unauthorized user." Members of a panel will also describe their actual responses to incidents at their institutions.

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http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/powerpoint/SPC0661.pps

Incident Notification Policies Procedures

Winning the Battle Against Cyber Criminals

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Title:

Winning the Battle Against Cyber Criminals (ID: SPC0626)

Author(s):

Dan Larkin (SUNY College at Oneonta) and Dan Larkin

Origin:

Presented at Security Professionals Conference (04/11/2006)

Type:

Presentations/Speeches

Abstract:

The federal government's Internet Crime Complaint Center (I3C) tackles a range of criminal schemes on the Internet, including spam, phishing, spoofed or hijacked bank accounts, cyber extortion, computer intrusions, and economic espionage. To address the rapidly changing face of crime on the Internet, however, the I3C needs the cooperation of industry and partnerships with academia.

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http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/powerpoint/SPC0626.pps

Internet Crime Complaint Center
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