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attorneys, Events, Presentations
http://nycla.org/index.cfm?section=CLE&page=CLE_Detail&itemID=2682&dateID=20120515
Location: 14 Vesey Street
Faculty:
Program Co-sponsor: NYCLA’s Cyberspace Committee
Faculty: Raj Goel, brainlink.com and Natalie Sulimani, Law Offices of Natalie Sulimani
Sep 11, 2012 – ASIS 58
Social Media & Cloud Computing Threats to Privacy, Security and Liberty, Session 3183
http://www.asis2012.org/Pages/Seminar-Home-Page.aspx
Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, has had a resounding impact on how our children, employees and colleagues communicate.
Using case studies from the US and around the world, we’ll examine how people have lost jobs, college admissions, college degrees, fortunes and freedom through (un)social media.
We’ll also investigate the rampant OVERCOLLECTION of customer and subscriber data by major corporations and governments.
We’ll also discuss some strategies and steps we can take to protect civil liberties and privacy in the age of Social Media.
Social Media & Cloud Computing Threats to Privacy, Security and Liberty
Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, has had a resounding impact on how our children, employees and colleagues communicate.
Using case studies from the US and around the world, we’ll examine how people have lost jobs, college admissions, college degrees, fortunes and freedom through (un)social media.
We’ll also investigate the rampant OVERCOLLECTION of customer and subscriber data by major corporations and governments.
We’ll also discuss some strategies and steps we can take to protect civil liberties and privacy in the age of Social Media.
Social Media & Cloud Computing Threats to Privacy, Security and Liberty
Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, has had a resounding impact on how our children, employees and colleagues communicate.
Using case studies from the US and around the world, we’ll examine how people have lost jobs, college admissions, college degrees, fortunes and freedom through (un)social media.
We’ll also investigate the rampant OVERCOLLECTION of customer and subscriber data by major corporations and governments.
We’ll also discuss some strategies and steps we can take to protect civil liberties and privacy in the age of Social Media.
Update on Cybersecurity Issues: What do Attorneys need to know about CyberForensics
Tuesday, April 24, 2012,
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Member Price: $125Non-Member
Attorney Price: $175
Location: 14 Vesey Street
Course ID: C042412
Credits: 3 MCLE
Credits3 MCLE
Credits: 1 Ethics; 2 PP; Transitional and Non-transitional also NJ
Register at http://nycla.org/index.cfm?section=CLE&page=CLE_Detail&itemID=2683&dateID=20120424
Course Description:Developments involving cybersecurity issues are changing at an explosive rate. Join the Cyberspace Committee in exploring the recent developments affecting cybersecurity including a discussion of real world case studies, examination of current technology trends and their current and impending erosion of 4th and 5th Amendment protections, recent guidance from the courts, FTC and other regulatory bodies, the impact of major federal and private information security laws and regulations and more.
Faculty:
Program Co-sponsor: NYCLA’s Cyberspace Committee
Faculty: Raj Goel, brainlink.com and Natalie Sulimani, Law Offices of Natalie Sulimani
accountants, Articles, attorneys, Events, Presentations
The Nassau County Bar Attorneys Accountants Committee has asked me to present on selected Cyber-Security topics.
When; Feb 27, 2012
Where: Nassau County Bar Association
One of the topics we discussed is the role of the of the Cyberforensics examiner when encountering Child Porn (CP).
The consensus from the Attorneys, Accountants and CFEs was that anything found during the examination is covered by attorney-client privilege.
That view conflicts with federal laws. Unlike any other type of evidence, merely possessing more than 3 pieces of CP is a Federal Offense.
Attorneys have been prosecuted for possessing CP while they were conducting research on behalf of their client. See the case of Attorney Leo Thomas Flynn at http://www.brunolaw.com/prosecution-serves-as-warning.html
My reading of the Leo Flynn case says that he won on a technicality – South Dakota state laws allow Attorneys to view/research CP during an active case. As do several other states.
However, Federal law offers no such immunity.
Most Forensics Examiners, myself included, will notify Law Enforcement if/when I encounter CP during the course of a forensics examination.
Unlike attorneys, Cyberforensics Examiners, Accountants, etc do NOT have a attorney-client privilege shield, and CP is one of the exemptions to Attorney-client privilege.
In my opinion, I think the fundamental error that attorneys have with CP is that they think that if someone downloaded CP, it is a crime that occurred in the past.
If a client commits a crime and tells his or her attorney about a past-deed, the attorney is legally and morally obligated to stay silent about it.
However, having CP stored on your harddrive is NOT a crime in the past. It is a crime in the present.
Therefore, if you as the attorney take
Think of CP as plutonium – if you found plutonium and put it in your pocket, the activity of finding plutonium occurred in the past. The damage caused by radiation however, is an ongoing and present danger. Similar rules apply here. The client may have downloaded or acquired CP in the past, but the mere possession of it by anyone NOT in Law Enforcement, is illegal.
So attorneys, CFEs, etc, please interview your clients regarding CP before you take on the case – or as soon as you suspect it.
You CANNOT shield your client if they have more than 3 items of CP.
Possessing CP is an active crime, and must be reported to law enforcement asap. Otherwise, the DAs office, FBI or Secret Service will put you through years of litigation hell, as they did Leo Thomas Flynn – http://www.brunolaw.com/prosecution-serves-as-warning.html
Learn More
http://www.brunolaw.com/prosecution-serves-as-warning.html
http://www.giancolalaw.com/news/Duty-Privilege-and-Immunity.html
http://sogweb.sog.unc.edu/blogs/ncclaw/?p=1346
http://www.americanbar.org/newsletter/publications/youraba/201203article04.html
On Feb 21, 2012, Raj Goel, CISSP (NYIT ’95) addressed the Surrey Board Of Trade on selected Information Security Topics.
We ( students and Faculty of NYIT-Vancouver) discussed the challenges to Privacy, Security and Civil Rights, and the role colleges can play today in developing the workforce, technologists, and civil libertarians of tomorrow.
Slides are available here - 2012-02-21-NYIT-Vancouver-RajGoel-v3.pdf
On Valentine’s Day 2012, Dave, Raj & Bill explored the dark side of
- Online Dating Sites
- Texting, Sexting and amateur adult home videos
- Privacy and Surveillance trends
Click to listen.
The Long Island Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners has invited me to educate their members on the following topics:
ID Fraud tsunami: Social media, cloud computing & national ids
Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, has had a resounding impact on how our children, employees and colleagues communicate.
Using case studies from the US and around the world, we’ll examine how people have lost jobs, college admissions, college degrees, fortunes and freedom through (un)social media.
We’ll also investigate the rampant OVERCOLLECTION of customer and subscriber data by major corporations and governments.
We’ll also discuss some strategies and steps we can take to protect civil liberties and privacy in the age of Social Media.
On January 31, 2012, Raj Goel presented “How To Increase Your Social Capital” – practical tips on growing your influence, your reputation and your business in 2012.
The fact is, we ALL go to networking meetings, and wonder what we’re doing there.
In most networks, 20% of the members conduct 80% of the business.
Have you wondered how some people always seem to be at the networking events, in the newspaper or on TV?
Have you wondered how they can manage to run their businesses (or do ANY work at all) when they’re schmoozing all the time?
These connectors have converted networking from a chore to a rewarding activity – emotionally, psychologically and financially.
Raj Goel shared practical tips on how you too can increase your Social Capital in 2012.
Jan 19, 2012
San Antonio Marriott Northwest
3233 NW Loop 410
San Antonio, Texas 78213
Privacy and Security Challenges With Cloud Computing
6 CPEs for CISSPs and ISC2 members
Dropbox, Gmail, Facebook, Amazon Web Services — they’ve become part of the IT DNA. More than that, they have become household verbs.
Individual consumers and complete corporations moving to Social Media and the cloud has had a resounding impact on how our profession manages enterprise security. In this day-long, interactive event, we’ll explore strategies for managing the risks associated with:
-Data Loss Prevention
-Brand Protection
-Privacy Erosion
-Malware Protection
- FTC’s regulatory sanctions
- Guidance from the Courts, FTC, HHS and other regulatory bodies on Cloud Computing and Social Media
Many of the tools to protect our organizations and users are deployed and in use already. Join us as we share techniques from our peers in making the best use of our past investments to mitigate these risks and more.
Grab the PDf from http://www.brainlink.com/whitepapers/2012-01-19-RajGoel-ISC2-Secure_San_Antonio_Dallas_Cloud_Privacy_Concerns_FINAL.pdf
Jan 20, 2012
Dallas/Ft Worth Marriott Solana
5 Village Circle
Westlake, TX 76262
Privacy and Security Challenges With Cloud Computing
6 CPEs for CISSPs and ISC2 members
Dropbox, Gmail, Facebook, Amazon Web Services — they’ve become part of the IT DNA. More than that, they have become household verbs.
Individual consumers and complete corporations moving to Social Media and the cloud has had a resounding impact on how our profession manages enterprise security. In this day-long, interactive event, we’ll explore strategies for managing the risks associated with:
-Data Loss Prevention
-Brand Protection
-Privacy Erosion
-Malware Protection
- FTC’s regulatory sanctions
- Guidance from the Courts, FTC, HHS and other regulatory bodies on Cloud Computing and Social Media
Many of the tools to protect our organizations and users are deployed and in use already. Join us as we share techniques from our peers in making the best use of our past investments to mitigate these risks and more.
This event was a huge hit in Denver and looks to be the BIGGEST bash in Texas!
Grab the PDf from http://www.brainlink.com/whitepapers/2012-01-19-RajGoel-ISC2-Secure_San_Antonio_Dallas_Cloud_Privacy_Concerns_FINAL.pdf
Nov 7, 2011 – 08:00
Denver Marriott South at Park Meadows
10345 Park Meadows Dr
Littleton, CO 80124
Privacy and Security Challenges With Cloud Computing
6 CPEs for CISSP and ISC2 members
Dropbox, Gmail, Facebook, Amazon Web Services — they’ve become part of the IT DNA. More than that, they have become household verbs.
Individual consumers and complete corporations moving to Social Media and the cloud has had a resounding impact on how our profession manages enterprise security. In this day-long, interactive event, we’ll explore strategies for managing the risks associated with:
-Data Loss Prevention
-Brand Protection
-Privacy Erosion
-Malware Protection
- FTC’s regulatory sanctions
- Guidance from the Courts, FTC, HHS and other regulatory bodies on Cloud Computing and Social Media
Many of the tools to protect our organizations and users are deployed and in use already. Join us as we share techniques from our peers in making the best use of our past investments to mitigate these risks and more.
<strong>Download the file here:</strong>
<a href=”http://www.brainlink.com/whitepapers/2011-11-07-RajGoel-ISC2-Secure_Denver_Cloud_Privacy_Concerns-1b.pdf”>2011-11-07-RajGoel-ISC2-Secure_Denver_Cloud_Privacy_Concerns-1b.pdf</a>
Oct 19, 2011 – Full Day ISC2 Local Event
Oversharing: Managing Risk in the Social Age
Co-presented by Raj Goel and Brandon Dunlap
Social Media has quickly woven itself into the very fabric of everyday life and computing. This boom in sharing, even the most banal of details, has had a resounding impact on how our profession manages
enterprise security. In this day-long, interactive event, we’ll explore strategies for managing the risks associated with:
We’ll also outline the cultural effects of Social Media on the enterprise as Generation Y, the Millenials, begin entering the workplace with expectations of open sharing.Many of the tools to protect our organizations and users are deployed and in use already. Join us as we share techniques from our peers in making the best use of our past investments to mitigate these risks.
Download the file here:
2011-10-19-RajGoel-ISC2-Secure_Boston_Cloud_Computing_Oversharing_OverCollecting.pdf
And with the recent penalties against UCLA Health System ($ 865,000), Rite-Aid ( $ 1M), CVS ($ 2.25M), Massachusetts General ($ 1M) and Cignet ($ 4.3M), the Office of Civil Rights is finally showing that it means business.
Several key requirements for HIPAA compliance are
- backups and records retention.
- Disaster Recovery
- Business Continuity
This webinar, by Raj Goel, a renowned expert on HIPAA/HITECH Compliance, will give you an overview of how AppAssure helps health care providers meet HIPAA/HITECH compliance, while solving critical business challenges, effectively.
Speakers: Harry Brelsford and Raj Goel
Register here!: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/516144041
Sep 19-21, 2011
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida
Lessons Learned From The FTC (Federal Trade Commission)
Summary:
The FTC has emerged as the leading investigator of privacy and security breaches, and has sanctioned companies and institutions across industries for breaches. This presentation reviews the FTC’s track record, examines lessons learned from each sanction, and provides guidance based on current and proposed regulations.
Abstract Text
Over the last decade, in the absence of a national Consumer Privacy Watchdog/Czar, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has set the standard for what it considers acceptable, and unacceptable behavior for companies and organizations conducting business within the United States.
The FTC doesn’t involve itself in the minutae of security standards ‘ala HIPAA, PCI, etc, nor does it dictate what protocols or technologies companies need to use. Rather, the FTC uses it’s Constitutional and Congressional mandate for regulating Interstate Commerce to hold companies accountable for their breaches.
This presentation will examine the FTC’s track record, put the sanctions in a larger context of privacy and security breaches, and most importantly, we will look at where the FTC is trending with the FTC Health Breach and RED FLAG regulations.
Whether you deal with physical security, digital security, Risk Management or Compliance, you WILL learn something valuable, and relevant here.
March 24, 2011
Cleveland Airport Marriott
In this highly interactive session, you’ll learn about threats to YOUR customer’s privacy.
• Googling Your Corporate Privacy Away – Tools and practices your users are already using that will compromise their privacy.
• Trends in Regulations – Rules and regulations you need to know to stay current.
• Trends in Financial Crimes – New crimes, old crimes with new tools and why your company is so attractive to attackers.
• Effective Multicompliance – Tips, techniques and lessons learned in staying compliant, while increasing profits and maintaining your sanity.
8 CPEs for CISSPs and ISC2 members
Like all ISC2 events in their Security Leadership Series, this event is free to ISC2 members and is fantastic opportunity to connect with your peers from around the area.
Download the PDF here:
Oct 19, 2010
Westin Charlotte
In this highly interactive session, you’ll learn about threats to YOUR customer’s privacy.
• Googling Your Corporate Privacy Away – Tools and practices your users are already using that will compromise their privacy.
• Trends in Regulations – Rules and regulations you need to know to stay current.
• Trends in Financial Crimes – New crimes, old crimes with new tools and why your company is so attractive to attackers.
• Effective Multicompliance – Tips, techniques and lessons learned in staying compliant, while increasing profits and maintaining your sanity.
8 CPEs for CISSPs and ISC2 members
Like all ISC2 events in their Security Leadership Series, this event is free to ISC2 members and is fantastic opportunity to connect with your peers from around the area.
Download the PDF here:
ISC(2) SecureSanAntonio – Jan 19, 2012
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