Commercial Satellites at Risk in Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Putin has shifted the focus from the land war in Ukraine to space, stating that commercial satellites could be legitimate targets for retaliatory attacks.
New government directives and persistent threats reinforce urgency of securing software

Given the heightened cybersecurity threats and coming regulations, it™s important to reduce risk and achieve compliance with software best practices.
An Updated Privacy Shield at Last?

President Biden has put the U.S. on a path to restoring the Privacy Shield agreement.
Cyber Disclosure and Attestation: Recent Regulatory and Legislative Developments Heighten Expectations

Three recent notable regulatory and legislative developments are significantly heightening expectations on cybersecurity disclosures and attestations.
Security Bulletin: Software security threat and regulatory environment heightens risk and compliance pressures

Over the last month, notable threat activity and U.S. Government regulatory pronouncements have highlighted the evolving technology supply chain security risk surface and the need for focused mitigation measures.
The War in Ukraine: Guidelines for Businesses on Rapid Withdrawal from Conflict Zones and Contested Environments

Guidelines for Businesses on Rapid Withdrawal from Combat Zones and Contested Environments
Ukraine Bulletin-Update
This is an ongoing war-time situation and business entities need to make plans to mitigate the increased risk of operations in and around Ukraine, as well as prepare for widespread sanctions and potential Russian retaliation.
Ukraine Bulletin
The ongoing hostilities and cyberattacks in Ukraine are elevating risks not only to businesses and organizations in Ukraine, but to entities well beyond Ukraine™s borders. The Chertoff Group offers some suggestions on areas and issues to be mindful of in wake of the situation.
The Critical Impacts of Continuing Resolutions and How to Navigate Them

Threats of government shutdowns and stopgap funding measures seem to have become standard operating procedure for the U.S. federal budget process.
Change is coming. How will evolving cyber risk and incident disclosure requirements affect your company?
The SEC 2018 interpretive guidance on cybersecurity disclosure requirements makes it clear that public companies should have comprehensive cybersecurity policies and procedures in place with a focus on timely disclosure of material cyber risks and incidents.