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The FTC Safeguards Rule – Is There A Magic Pill?
There’s a great deal of interest and confusion among dealers regarding the new FTC Safeguards Rule. When working on compliance with the Rule, it’s…
How’s Your Cybersecurity Hygiene?
Cybersecurity hygiene is a set of habitual practices that you perform regularly to maintain the health and security of users, devices, networks, and data. …
The IT & Cybersecurity Skills Crisis; A Growing Issue For Dealerships
Today, there is an IT/cybersecurity skills crisis. Gartner predicts that this skills crisis could cause 75% of businesses to experience visible disruptions. This means,…
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Steps To Performing A Cyber-Risk Assessment
The FTC Safeguards Rule now requires that dealerships perform an annual cyber-risk assessment. This requirement shouldn’t be viewed as just another government regulation that…
Rising Above The Cybersecurity Poverty Line
The cybersecurity poverty line is a term used to understand your dealership’s cybersecurity shortfalls and what needs to be done to level-up and enhance…
Cybercriminals Use Privilege Escalation; Here’s What You Need To Know
Privilege escalation is when a malicious user gains elevated access to resources they are not authorized to access. This happens when a cybercriminal exploits…
The New FTC Safeguards Rule – Addressing Some Common Questions
There’s lots of interest in - and questions about - the new FTC Safeguards Rule. In this blog we provide answers to some of…
Signs of an Impending Ransomware Attack
The point at which the cybercriminal emerges and demands ransom is the endgame of a cyber-attack - not the beginning. The key to minimizing…
GLBA Now Requires A “Qualified Individual” To Oversee Dealership Cybersecurity
There’s a lot of interest in the new Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act’s (GLBA) revised Safeguards Rule. The new Rule gets more specific about exactly what dealers…
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