Tag archives: Risk Assessment

Cloudbleed Bug Impacts Large Swath of the Internet

By on March 7, 2017 Posted in Compliance and risk management, Data breach

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Cloudflare, which operates a widely used web content delivery network, announced a security bug on February 23 that caused sensitive data to leak from its customers’ websites. The exact number of websites potentially affected is unknown but some estimates place the total in excess of 5 million. The Google security researcher who discovered the bug – … Continue reading

Recent Developments from Our Sister Blogs

By on November 5, 2016 Posted in General

Data protection and privacy issues frequently intersect with other areas of the law. In addition to the Data Protection Report, Norton Rose Fulbright publishes other blogs covering important legal developments across the globe. These blogs sometimes touch on issues that may be of interest to our readers. As a service to our readers, we highlight … Continue reading

IADC Issues Cybersecurity Guidelines for Drilling Assets

By Jeffrey Webb (US) on May 26, 2016 Posted in Compliance and risk management

With infrastructure cybersecurity becoming a growing concern for businesses globally, it is not surprising that yet another industry association – the International Association of Drilling Contractors (“IADC”) – has issued cybersecurity guidelines for its members. IADC’s Guidelines for Assessing and Managing Cybersecurity Risks to Drilling Assets address the cyber risks affecting the “digital oilfield” – … Continue reading

FTC issues new privacy and security report on the internet of things

By on January 27, 2015 Posted in Compliance and risk management

In advance of what will likely be a flood of interconnected devices to soon hit the market, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) today announced the release of a new report on the Internet of Things (the “Report”). Focusing on privacy and security, the FTC makes several suggestions to companies developing Internet of Things devices that are marketed … Continue reading