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Few doubt that managing down technology risks is critical to the development of effective and efficient healthcare.
By Paddy McGuinness 24 August 2022
Takeaways for the Healthcare and Public Health Sector
19 July 2022
Brunswick’s George Little joins cybersecurity experts from Chertoff to discuss the threats that prompted the Biden Administration to issue an executive order Wednesday demanding greater safety and accountability from government suppliers.
By Kevin Helliker 13 May 2021
The metaphor for how disinformation spreads can be applied to combating it. By Preston Golson.
By Preston Golson 05 May 2021
By Brunswick Senior Advisor Mike Rogers, former Commander of the US Cyber Command.
By Mike Rogers 31 March 2021
It’s a depressing fact that facts don’t carry the weight they once did, and still should. But there are ways to fight back against mis- and disinformation, says Brunswick’s Chad Giron.
By Chad Giron 13 October 2020
Criminals are opportunists, and the COVID-19 global onslaught has brought with it not just health threats but cybersecurity risks, too.
By Siobhan Gorman 19 March 2020
As helpful and efficient as digitized processes are, they create a very high dependency on IT systems in companies and organizations.
09 December 2019
Zignal Labs CEO Josh Ginsberg offers Brunswick’s Preston Golson and Antonio Ortolani his insights into disinformation attacks and what business can do to combat them.
By Preston Golson 18 September 2019
“Work on the assumption of compromise, either technical or human,” advises Brunswick’s Paddy McGuinness. “Be prepared and expectant without being fearful.”
By Paddy McGuinness 18 September 2019
Disinformation attacks pose a growing threat that investors and corporations may not be prepared to handle. Brunswick Insight’s Robert Moran, Preston Golson and Antonio Ortolani lay out the results of their recent research.
By Robert Moran 18 September 2019
12 September 2019
Unternehmen sind nicht oder nur unzureichend darauf vorbereitet, im Falle eines Cyberangriffs angemessen zu reagieren. Vor allem die Geschäftsführerebene ist sich ihrer Verantwortung nicht immer beswusst und schiebt das Problem gerne in die IT-Abteilung ab.
30 August 2019
Companies are not or not sufficiently prepared to react appropriately in the event of a cyber attack. The executive level in particular is not always aware of its responsibility and likes to pass the problem on to the IT department.
Almost two thirds of German companies have been victims of a cyber-attack. Nevertheless, many CEOs think that the responsibility for handling such attacks lies solely with their IT departments. That’s a big mistake.
By Andreas Theyssen 31 July 2019
Frequency, complexity and intensity of cyber-attacks have recorded a sharp increase.
16 July 2019
Under Armour’s response to a cyber attack achieved the seemingly impossible: Rather than fueling outrage, it actually drew praise. Brunswick’s Siobhan Gorman reports.
By Siobhan Gorman 04 June 2019
Blockchain’s flaws are being discovered the hard way, says Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson.
By Carlton Wilkinson 04 June 2019
There is a gap between awareness and action of Cyber Risk.
By Elisa Lavagna 16 April 2019
Following decades of hype, artificial intelligence (AI) has finally arrived.
13 February 2019
It is a hard truth that it is State action which is most likely to cause catastrophic damage to critical national infrastructure and thus to wider business.
By Paddy McGuinness 24 January 2019
Don’t let the discovery of a cyber breach be the first time you’ve thought about how you will handle it.
By Jeremy Ruch 17 January 2019
WilmerHale attorneys Jason Chipman and Matthew F. Ferraro talk fake news attacks and the law with the Brunswick Review.
By Preston Golson 17 January 2019
Over the last several years, with the rise in massive data breaches, which lead to public outcry, governments have responded with ever-increasing regulatory requirements.
17 October 2018
The Middle East is a cybersecurity hotspot. DarkMatter Founder Faisal al Bannai tells the Brunswick Review about his firm's fresh approach
11 June 2018
You cannot but heed the warning. We are hearing from every direction that cyber risks and their impacts continue to increase by the day.
26 April 2018
Considerations for private sector companies under threat from cyber attacks by nation states
18 April 2018
In a crisis, especially a cyber crisis, it’s human instinct to reassure and tell your side of the story. Here's why it's essential to resist this urge.
By Siobhan Gorman 10 April 2018
Hidden cybersecurity threats can deal a serious blow to any merger plans
By Siobhan Gorman 07 March 2018
Some of the most dangerous cybersecurity threats aren’t outside your organization – they could be on your payroll
06 November 2017
Siobhan Gorman identifies the top mistakes that companies make during a cyber crisis and suggests how to avoid these pitfalls.
By Siobhan Gorman 18 October 2017
Risk Cooperative CEO Dante Disparte sits down with Brunswick’s Siobhan Gorman to discuss how cyber attacks are redefining what “risk” means for M&A
By Siobhan Gorman 26 June 2017
Brunswick Insight study finds that consumers worldwide rarely distinguish between data privacy and security.
08 July 2016
Brunswick’s George Little and Susan Ho consider a valuable but contentious tool
27 June 2016
A digital future opens an old industry to new threats, says Brunswick's Carole Cable
By Carole Cable 27 June 2016
Brunswick’s Mark Seifert and Siobhan Gorman explain that the breach you dread may come from an unexpected source
By Mark Seifert 27 June 2016
Consumers see little difference between data privacy and security, says Brunswick Insight's Peter Zysk
A strong defense is only part of the story, say PwC’s David Burg and Megan Haas
The EU is reshaping the regulatory landscape, but smart companies will do more, say Brunswick's Peter Lindell and Annalisa Barbagallo
By Peter Lindell 27 June 2016
"Distributed ledger" transaction technology, demystified
Cyber lawyer Rajesh De tells Brunswick’s Siobhan Gorman about lessons learned during his time with US intelligence
By Siobhan Gorman 27 June 2016
The cyber insurance industry is holding companies to a high standard, say Brunswick's Wendel Verbeek and Sofia Mata-Leclerc
With creativity and communications, Avon is building a “human firewall” around its data. Brunswick’s Giovanna Falbo and Phil Morley report
Trouble on your business trip is only a click away, says Thomas Parenty
Boards need the best information. For that, they need to know the right questions, say Brunswick’s George Little and Sofia Mata-Leclerc
By George Little 18 April 2016
Trends in data valuation among global investors
By Mark Seifert 19 November 2015
As breaches grab headlines, many companies see data as a liability. But investors value businesses that have a clear strategy to manage data
By Mark Seifert 30 April 2015
Companies need to tell their data stories, but misconceptions are holding them back, say Brunswick’s George Little and Siobhan Gorman
By George Little 30 April 2015
A clear strategy for handling a data breach can spare companies a lot of pain, says Brunswick’s George Little
The backlash from privacy breaches could change the internet as we know it, says Brunswick’s Robert Moran
By Robert Moran 30 April 2015
Business can avoid a fragmented global landscape on data regulation by speaking up, say Brunswick’s Mark Seifert and Kate Tellier
Until recently, the concept simply didn’t exist, says Brunswick’s Mei Yan
By Yan Mei 30 April 2015
David Yanofsky creates stories out of company data for Quartz. He thinks you should help him.
30 April 2015
The Wall Street Journal intelligence and cybersecurity correspondent Siobhan Gorman also joins Brunswick Group’s Washington, D.C. office as a Director.
12 January 2015
Majority believe that retailers should be financially responsible for fraudulent charges One third of consumers stopped shopping at certain retailers, based on data breach concerns.
12 June 2014
In an increasingly interdependent and dynamic world, the array of possible threats and risks is rapidly evolving.
31 May 2012
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