Hackapalooza – Law Bits and Bytes – 44th Street Podcast

Robert A. Stern and Tim Peterson of the Information Technology and Cyberlaw Committee sit down with Adam Abresch of Acrisure, John Curran of Redpoint Cybersecurity, and Stephen Ramey of the Crypsis Group in a freewheeling discussion of hacking from technical, insurance, and legal perspectives, with specific content relating to how hacking affects lawyers both directly and in representation of their clients.

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1. 0:38 Guest Intro
2. 2:00 Hacking Intro
3. 5:06 How Do Hackers Infiltrate?
4. 8:46 Social Engineering
5. 12:10 How Insurance Handles Social Engineering
6. 14:09 Creating a Cybersecurity Culture
7. 18:31 Pen Testing and Phishing
8. 20:25 Breach Response
9. 21:36 Establishing a Risk Management Process
10. 24:16 How Lawyers Respond to Client Breaches
11. 27:31 The Importance of Logging
12. 30:28 Reputation Risk
13. 32:15 Small Law Firm Cybersecurity
14. 35:20 Security Controls and Multifactor Authentication
15. 38:24 Other Security Measures
16. 42:04 Cybersecurity and Corporate Governance
17. 45:51 Importance of Encryption
18. 47:19 Segmentation of Data
19. 50:28 Black Hat Hackers
20. 52:47 Bug Bounty Programs
21. 54:11 Insiders
22. 55:47 Does Reputation of Company Matter in Targeting?
23. 57:48 Ransomware Attacks
24. 1:01:25 Limitations of Backups
25. 1:03:30 Forensic Investigations
26. 1:04:39 Dangers of Paying Ransom
27. 1:06:43 Ransomware and HIPAA
28. 1:09:37 The Legal Insurance Perspective
29. 1:13:44 Are We Better Off Now Than We Were Five Years Ago? And Where Will We Be in Five Years?
30. 1:17:18 Hackers as a Service
31. 1:18:45 Trends in Insurance
32. 1:20:58 Hacking Legal Summation