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For Your Eyes Only: Why Critical Alerts and Threat Feeds Must Go Out of Band

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With rising threats to operational technology (OT) environments, energy companies are rethinking how they deliver their most sensitive cybersecurity alerts and threat intelligence feeds. When conventional communication pathways are compromised—or even just suspected to be—out-of-band communication can mean the difference between staying ahead of an incident and losing critical time.

How to Safely Engage External Advisors During Cyber Incidents

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Today’s digital world is constantly changing, with cyber threats becoming more complex and evolving rapidly. This presents significant challenges for businesses in all sectors, especially those operating within critical infrastructure. These threats don’t just affect the technical aspects; they also impact how an organization operates, its legal responsibilities, and its overall strategy.

Classified-Tier Communications for Executive, Board, and Sensitive Use Cases

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Sensitive communications within executive teams, boards, and other high-level functions are prime targets for adversaries, especially in today’s landscape where AI is increasingly being leveraged to assess and exploit stolen data. These communications—often involving M&A, internal investigations, HR matters, and legal discussions—can have devastating consequences if leaked.

Key Takeaways: Cybersecurity Interdisciplinary Tips on the New Regulatory Landscape for In-House Counsel

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The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) Chicago recently hosted a dynamic panel discussion, “Cybersecurity: Interdisciplinary Tips on the New Regulatory Landscape for In-House Counsel,” in partnership with Benesch Law.

The panel, which included ArmorText CEO Navroop Mitter, offered invaluable insights into the evolving cybersecurity regulatory landscape and how in-house counsel can better prepare for potential breaches.

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