Risk scenarios and recommendations History tells us that unscrupulous actors will exploit any crisis, and COVID-19 is no exception. Attackers wasted no

A veteran of corporate disasters tells you what to do when all hell breaks loose.

There have been an increased number of public attacks on underrepresented academics for their education and activism on social media. The term “activist academic” describes the longstan…

It has been a busy season for professors who have the nerve to engage in the public as Nick Kristof once intoned my tribe to do. Of course, as I said at the time he wrote that tripe, Kristof did no…

Learn about the common phases of incident response, as it relates to information security. At Duo, our incident response includes detection, reporting/alerting, triage, analysis, containment, mitigation and follow-up.

Toolkit for digital security policy, data retention policy, incident response.

Amid the tumult in Ferguson, Missouri that followed the fatal shooting of Michael Brown by Officer Darren Wilson last year, one local institution stepped up to provide a refuge for a community torn by social divisions – the Ferguson Public Library.During the two-month period that encompassed the shooting and the rioting following the announcement that Wilson would not face charges, the library stood apart as an oasis that provided art programming and tutoring for students whose classes were canceled.A sign posted in the library said it all. It read, “During difficult times, the library is a quiet oasis where we can catch our breath, learn, and think about what to do next. Please help keep our oasis peaceful and serene. Thank you!”

Your company had a data security event. After an investigation, it was determined that notifications were required, and the incident was made public as a

"The scam is not all that complicated," using court orders to get search results removed.

The first scandal in the fact that UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi paid consulting firms like IDMLOCO more than $175,000 to improve her online reputation is, of course, that such spending is an ab…

There’s a fine line between a marketing campaign and a cover-up. The attempt by UC Davis to get its pepper spray incident off the top of Google searches is a case in point.

The American university at the centre of a pepper spray row paid consultants more than $175,000 (£123,000) to bury online search results about the incident.

THIS DOESN'T WORK. Streisand FTW as always.

A person can undo the damage of a particularly stupid assertion by acting quickly and contritely. Too bad far too many people opt for...

Eric Anthony Grollman offers suggestions on how to offer support.