"Where To Start" Video Series
Sometimes the most difficult part of addressing a problem, even one that is sufficiently understood, is knowing where to start. This is especially so when it comes to assessing and acting upon privacy and security-related challenges, when protecting your organization’s data from constantly growing threats and remaining compliant with evolving privacy regulations can feel like an impossible task.
Our Privacy and Data Security team is here to help with a LinkedIn video series, “Where to Start,” which is designed for any organization that may feel overwhelmed or paralyzed by the complexity of privacy and security program compliance. Each informative, brief video is paired with a short infographic, breaking down key topics and providing actionable insights.
Explore the series below and check back soon for more content. Hover over each video to play.
You just received a letter from a regulator about the breach you reported. What now?
👉 Don’t ignore it. If they reached out, they’re paying attention.
👉 Respond promptly, clearly, and in the format they request.
👉 And work with counsel who has experience responding to that regulator.
Knowing what to expect can significantly increase the chances of a positive result.
Your vendor was hacked. Now what?
Supply chain incidents can put your organization at risk—even if you did nothing wrong.
In this video, HSE’s Ryan C. Altieri covers how your organization should:
✔️ Start with the contract
✔️ Push for answers (even if you’re the small account)
✔️ Involve and leverage your incident response counsel
✔️ Work to control the notification narrative
Not every cybersecurity incident is a reportable breach—but knowing the difference is critical. That’s where an Incident Coach comes in.
HSE’s Brenna M. Mason from our Privacy and Data Security Group breaks down our role as a breach coach and how we:
- Guide your team through the complexities of a cyber incident
- Engage forensic and other key vendors under attorney-client privilege
- Help determine if an incident is legally a breach requiring notification
Our Privacy and Data Security team is here to serve as your Incident Coach—protecting your organization when you need it most.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is fast, costly, and increasingly common.
If you’ve wired funds to a fraudster, time is your most valuable asset. You may have just 72 hours to act.
HSE’s Brenna M. Mason breaks down Where to Start, when it comes to BEC:
- The first 3 calls you should make
- Why prevention is your best protection
- A simple checklist to prepare your team
Don’t wait until it happens—be ready.
Did you know that many websites use tracking tools like cookies and pixels without the owner’s full awareness? HSE’s Mark J. Stuhlmiller explains why it matters and what your organization should be doing today to ensure compliance.
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Got Cyber Risk Insurance? Not sure what to do with it or where to start? HSE’s F. Paul Greene has three things you need to know before you consider using it.
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Where should you start with your cybersecurity program? HSE attorney F. Paul Greene explains why a risk assessment is key to identifying priorities, engaging stakeholders, and driving progress.
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You think your incident may be a breach? Whom should you call? Follow these steps with HSE’s F. Paul Greene to prepare in advance.
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Experiencing a ransomware event? Should you pay the ransom? HSE’s F. Paul Greene breaks down important considerations.
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Where should you start with your cybersecurity program? HSE attorney Daniel J. Altieri explains why a risk assessment is key to identifying priorities, engaging stakeholders, and driving progress.
Think you’re experiencing a security incident? Don’t use the “B” word! Find out why not, what to do, and where to start with HSE’s F. Paul Greene.
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Please note, this series is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice. This is not intended to be an exhaustive discussion nor does it cover all developments in the area. Attorney advertising.