Data Security Breach - Surviving the First 3 Days
Lunch Sponsor: Navigant Consulting Inc.
Description:
Does your company know how to react to a cyber security incident? What constitutes a breach? What does an incident response plan look like? What are the potential consequences for not having one? When does the clock start ticking after a breach?
Big data breaches require crisis management. Preparation is the best defense -- you should have a detailed incident response plan in place before you are breached, and practice it regularly. We'll review mobilizing a team, contacting authorities and counsel, implementing a communications strategy plan, evaluating insurance options and documenting the process.
Presenters:
Federico Campbell is a Director in the legal technology solutions practice at Navigant Consulting, where he manages the full life cycle of a wide spectrum of digital forensics investigations. He has 13 years of experience leading digital forensics investigations in support of matters ranging from financial fraud investigations, federal white-collar criminal investigations, SEC enforcement actions and data spoliation matters to aviation crash investigations and litigations. A court accepted digital forensics expert, Federico has testified as an expert witness on numerous client matters. He spent six years leading complex technical investigations across SEC enforcement actions, including insider trading and stock options back-dating. Federico has been directly involved in supporting the highest profile SEC investigations and often worked in parallel with the U.S. Department of Justice.
Stephen Ramey, a Director in Navigant Consulting's litigation technology solutions practice, leads the east coast digital forensics and incident response team. Over the last 10 years, he has helped a wide range of clients protect, investigate and respond to events involving their digital interests. Stephen has experience with leading data breach investigations, assessing electronic discovery and incident response capabilities, and analyzing collected information for evidence of fraud or theft. He has advised clients during antitrust matters involving HSR 2nd requests and civil investigative demands, breach of contract and intellectual property theft. He has also built multiple digital forensics labs and developed policies and procedures for his clients. Stephen holds several digital forensics certifications and is a member of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association and the Infragard Organizations.
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