Lawyer in New Orleans. Tweets re: law, technology, product liability, data breach, cyber insurance, and insurance coverage. FDCC, ACCEC, and DRI member.
Our latest Cyber InFocus Report outlines the newest #cyber risks, including the Biometric Privacy Act and iEncrpyt, that all institutions should have on their radar. Learn more and download your copy: https://t.co/JOalw5de7C
Modern technology has made firms easy targets for cyberattacks. Billions ride on whether insurance companies can figure out how to cover that risk, writes @elisabethbraw https://t.co/vPLn7CBLg8 via @WSJ
The settlement clears a cloud that has hung over Equifax since the 2017 breach exposed nearly 150 million Americans’ Social Security numbers and other sensitive information https://t.co/iUGHQljcLi
A lot of New Orleans was underwater this morning (and a lot of it still is). Some people broke out kayaks, others were forced to abandon cars in another episode of flooding.
How things happened this morning: https://t.co/alFEYwA81z
See full thread of updates below this tweet ⤵️
How high is a 20-foot-high river stage for New Orleans?
--higher than 99.9 percent of the city's land surface;
--above every human being except those in multistory buildings;
--about 30 feet higher than the lowest neighborhoods.
This is the ransomware demand. It threatens that after 10 days, Baltimore won’t get its data back. Armor says there have been no transactions to the hacker’s bitcoin wallets. @wjz
Some of the world’s biggest insurers will work together to reduce hacking risk by creating a ratings service for the most effective cybersecurity tools https://t.co/uLIwNwYH88
A horse escaped from her stable and galloped into a bar while patrons sat inside, causing them to run to safety as the animal kicked tables and chairs before leaving the site. No one was hurt in the incident. https://t.co/KktND8IlHP