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Protecting Your Organization from Ransomware Threats: New Guidance from Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner | JD Supra

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By Catherine Beagan Flood, Natalie Lamarche, Liliane Langevin
| JD Supra
The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC), Ontario’s public sector and health privacy regulator, recently released a technology factsheet titled, “How to Protect Against Ransomware.” This factsheet is intended to provide organizations with an overview of the ongoing threat ransomware presents, their obligations to safeguard personal information and ways to protect against this threat.
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New Breach Reporting Requirements in Force in Quebec | JD Supra

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By Sunny Handa, Natalie Lamarche, Liliane Langevin
| JD Supra
Appropriately delegate responsibility to a “person in charge of the protection of personal information” (PIC) within the organization. The PIC occupies a key role in ensuring an organization’s compliance with the PPIPS. Following a confidentiality incident, the PIC must be consulted by an organization in the completion of its mandatory risk assessment.
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The Best Offence Is a Great Defence: Prioritizing Cyber-Preparedness | JD Supra

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By Natalie Lamarche, John Lenz, de Lobe Lederman
| JD Supra
Cybersecurity incidents are becoming increasingly common and disruptive. In the Blakes 2022 Cyber Trends Study, we identified that ransomware attacks continue to be highly prevalent, representing over half of the observed incidents in 2021. Further, ransom payments continue to rise, with payments over US$100,000 becoming increasingly common and many payments exceeding US$1-million. In nearly half of all cybersecurity incidents we surveyed, the attacker was able to exfiltrate data.
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