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Last month, NIST published a concept paper laying out some of the initial planned changes. Comments on the paper are due March 3. NIST plans to have a draft of CSF 2.0 ready by this summer, before releasing a final version in early 2024.

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« Les agences en question estiment qu’un montant indéterminé de revenus provenant de ces opérations en crypto-monnaie soutient les priorités et les objectifs nationaux de la RPDC (République populaire démocratique de Corée), y compris les cyberopérations ciblant les gouvernements des États-Unis et de la Corée du Sud »

NIST will publish the full standard later in 2023, the organization says.

Besides their U.S. political counterparts, the ministers are meeting key company executives including those from Lockheed Martin, which has just won the contract to supply fighter jets to Canada, and with aerospace and defence giant General Dynamics, which makes armoured vehicles in Canada and supplied the 39 armoured combat support vehicles Canada bought for Ukraine. Other potential meetings are with Boeing and Raytheon.

Industry Will Face Challenge of Networked Infrastructure Among Many Entities.

The study also revealed nearly three-quarters (74%) of remote staff have access to critical data, which is creating more risk for companies in the new hybrid working world.

Chef de file dans le développement et la fabrication de composants d’aérostructures et d’aéromoteurs pour le secteur de l’aérospatiale, Groupe Meloche porte ainsi à 500 le nombre d’employés au sein de ses 5 centres d’excellence.

Legal insights for a digital age   Norton Rose Fulbright invites you to watch our Technology, Privacy and Cybersecurity Summit on-demand. Join our speakers from across the country for panel discussions on current trends and legal best practices. The program provided thought-provoking discussions and practical takeaways that organizations from all industries can learn from and implement.  Watch now Sessions Risks in technology contracting As businesses continue to engage in digital transformation, they are relying more and more on outsourcing and technology procurement for additional resources and expertise. This session will focus on risk management in technology contracts and related legal implications. Commercial risk allocation in technology contracts, including trends in liability caps and indemnities Risks relating to intellectual property in technology contracts, including protecting IP assets and third-party infringement ·       Disputes and potential damages stemming from technology contracts    Moderator Liana Di Giorgio, Senior Associate, Norton Rose Fulbright, Toronto Panelists Janet Grove, K.C., Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Vancouver Fahad Siddiqui, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Toronto Nikita Stepin, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Montréal  Cross-border and inter-company data transfer Where integration occurs, the data follows. With the G7 countries recently discussing ways for easier data sharing across borders, what could this mean for all the personal information that has been collected? This session will cover the impact of data sharing between companies and across borders as well as associated risks and mitigation strategies. Operationalizing data sharing Best practices from a privacy standpoint Implications and lessons learned from recent cases    Moderator Suzie Suliman, Associate, Norton Rose Fulbright, Toronto Panelists Andrew McCoomb, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Toronto Alexis Kerr, Counsel, Norton Rose Fulbright, Vancouver Al Hounsell, Senior Innovation Lawyer, Norton Rose Fulbright, Toronto Third-party breach: Not my breach, but is it my problem? Clients are often prepared for cyberattacks to their own systems, but what happens when a third-party vendor has been breached? This session will cover the obligations and best practices for navigating a cyber incident, with a particular focus on third-party breaches. Cybersecurity preparedness Best practices when responding to a third-party breach Insurance considerations     Moderator Shreya Gupta, Associate, Norton Rose Fulbright, Toronto Panelists Maya Angenot, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Montréal John Cassell, Partner, Canadian Co-Head of Information Governance, Privacy and Cybersecurity, Norton Rose Fulbright, Calgary Wesley Robinson, Risk Advisor, Iridium Risk Services Inc., Calgary   Watch now 2022 Technology, Privacy and Cybersecurity Summit (on24.com)