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Category Archives: Privacy
Public Companies Warned To Disclose Cyber Risks By $7 Million SEC Penalty
The $7 million in penalties the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) collected from four current and former public companies warns other public companies and their leaders of the growing risks of making materially misleading disclosures regarding cybersecurity risks and intrusions … Continue reading
Posted in Board of Directors, CEO, CFO, Compliance, Cyber, D&O, data breach, Data Security, Director Liability, Director Liabiloity, FinCEN, Internal Controls, Leadership, management, Officers, Officers Liability, Performance Management, Privacy, Privacy, Risk Management, SEC, sentencing guidelines, Uncategorized
Tagged Compliance, cybersecurity, Data security, directors liability, Federal Sentencing Guidelines, Internal Controls, officers liability, Risk Management, Sarbanes-Oxley, Securities, solar winds, Sox
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DOJ Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative Pressures Federal Contractors & Grant Recipients To Tighten Cybersecurity Controls, Training & Other Safeguards
Federal contractors and grant recipients face heightened need to fix cyber security and data breach compliance as targeted by new Justice Department Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative. Continue reading
Posted in bank secrecy act, Board of Directors, Compliance, Cyber, data breach, Director Liability, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Fair Debt Collections Act, Fraud, Government Contractor, Internal Controls, Labor Relations, Leadership, Officers, Officers Liability, patriot act, Performance Management, Privacy, Privacy, Uncategorized
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Live Nation & Radio Music License Committee Targeted In Justice Department Antitrust Activity
Justice Department entertainment industry enforcement action to protect ticketholders & competitors highlights new general antitrust enforcement activism Continue reading
Posted in antitrust, Compliance, Cyber, Data Security, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Fair Debt Collections Act, Fraud, Internal Controls, marketing, Privacy, Risk Management, Uncategorized
Tagged Compliance, Employer, Internal Controls, Live Nation, Radio, Risk Management, Ticketmaster
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Robocall Law Raises Fines, Tightens Requirements
Robocallers could be fined up to $10,000 and telephone and other voice providers will face more responsibility to identify and stop the burgeoning robocall epidemic under a bill passed by Congress and awaiting President Trump’s signature. The new rules offer … Continue reading
Appeals Court Rules Corporation Can’t Deduct Excise Tax Not Paid As Tax Deduction
Federal corporate taxpayers may not deduct as a cost of goods sold expense an excise tax expense that was never actually incurred or paid according the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals just-released ruling in Sunoco, Inc. v. United States, No. 2017-1402 (November 1, 2018). Continue reading
Posted in Board of Directors, CEO, CFO, Compliance, Cyber, data breach, Fraud, Leadership, Privacy, Tax, Uncategorized
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Protect Your Website & Website Data Against Cybersecurity Threats
US-CERT urges organizations and individuals to tighten website security Continue reading
Posted in Board of Directors, CEO, CFO, Compliance, Cyber, data breach, Fraud, Leadership, Privacy, Uncategorized
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IRS Warns About Refund E-Mail Scam
In an April 9 news release, the IRS identifies a new bogus email pretending to be from “IRS Refunds,” and containing a link that connects to a fake page where thieves try to steal personally identifiable information, such as Social … Continue reading
Posted in Board of Directors, CEO, CFO, Compliance, Cyber, data breach, Fraud, Leadership, Privacy, Uncategorized
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Secure Devices With Auto-Tracking
Secure devices using mobile tracking. Continue reading
Posted in Compliance, Cyber, data breach, Data Security, Privacy, Risk Management
Tagged cybersecurity, data breach, Privacy
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