Ester Horowitz - M2Power Inc - Identify Theft and Growing Businesses
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Ester Horowitz - M2Power Inc - Identify Theft and Growing Businesses
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Ester Horowitz - M2Power Inc - Identify Theft and Growing Businesses
- 1. Information Exposure Responsibilities, Risks, and Rewards ID Theft and Privacy What Causes It How To Reduce Your Company Liability/Responsibility www.m2powerinc.com 888.609.6828 info@m2powerinc.com
- 4. Lack of care
- 5. 72% Human related: Soft skills (Ponemon Institute 2010)
- 6. 50% of ID theft happens from someone you know
- 7. US Population prizes convenience over security: Achilles Heal making the US #1 target. New York # 8 in the world, #2 in the US.
- 8. 28% Cyber related (Ponemon Institute 2010)
- 9. #1 Cause: Lost or Stolen Data
- 10. Laptops
- 13. 8 Types of Identity Theft Drivers License Social Security Character/ Criminal Medical Financial Technology Public Files Cloning Identity Theft is not just about Credit Cards and Credit Reports! Monitoring does not prevent ID Theft or Privacy Breaches. www.m2powerinc.com 888.609.6828 info@m2powerinc.com
- 15. Educate and be educated on an on-going basis and expect/ask the same of others
- 16. Select someone with the responsibility to implement policies, procedures, and maintain vigilance
- 17. Detect the potential for exposure and fix them
- 18. Monitor potential for others
- 19. Develop policies and procedures that encourage privacy and do business with others that support the same. It may include business associate agreements, client privacy statements, Internet security policies, etc.
- 20. Implement vigilance. Check and update routinely to avoid obsolescence and reduce new exposures to threats. There is no such thing as fail safe, but “good practices” reduce potential for loss & liability if the business is out of business years later.
- 21. Prove It.Adopt, Detect, Defend, Educate, Monitor, Mitigate, Be Vigilant and Prove It. www.m2powerinc.com 888.609.6828 info@m2powerinc.com
- 23. Learn “How Naked You Are” and what you can do about it
- 24. They offer a DYI approach that includes 160 page manual with videos, templates, and support for $399.
- 25. They offer more elaborate support for $599-$3900 depending upon the complexities and size of the organization.