Join your local PrivacyConnect community chapter meeting – a free, online network event led by local Chapter Chairs. Chapter meetings will focus on the latest privacy regulatory developments, including CCPA, CPRA, Schrems II, and LGPD, and feature panels from local privacy professionals to discuss operational best practices.

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Cyberattacks are on the rise and dominating the headlines these days. We’ve seen from the sidelines the consequences and costs incurred by companies fending off these breaches, and it makes us wonder: what should I do in the event of a cyberattack? Am I prepared to defend myself against a successful attack from malicious hackers?Join us at Armor and hear from a panel of cybersecurity, compliance, and legal experts as they discuss what to do in the event of a breach. They will share real-world insights on the true cost of a breach and walk you through incident response and remediation tactics you can use to limit the impact on your business.Key takeaways include:Real-world examples of cybersecurity incidents from expertsAn understanding of outcomes of a breachActionable steps on how to defend against cyberattacksJoin us for the chance to win one of fifty $25 GrubHub Gift Cards. Webinar: You Got Hacked, Now What? When: Wednesday, June 23 at 1 p.m. ET *Armor is an (ISC)2 submitter. Attend to earn CPE credits!

Featured SpeakersCarlin Dornbusch, President & CISSP American Cyber Security Management

Carlin Dornbusch is an innovative leader in Cybersecurity and Data Privacy. His company, American Cyber Security Management, brings proven methods, best-in-class tools, and deep knowledge of data privacy and security standards to every client engagement. ACSM excels at creating custom privacy and security programs to meet the demands of modern threats and emerging compliance. Carlin serves as an IAPP Denver KnowledgeNet CoChair, ISSA Denver Special Interest Group leader, and an active member of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). Carlin also holds an active Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certificate from ISC2.

Shawn Tuma, Co-Chair, Cybersecurity & Data Privacy Practice Group Spencer Fane LLP

Shawn Tuma is an attorney internationally recognized in cybersecurity, computer fraud and data privacy law, areas in which he has practiced for over two decades. He is Co-Chair of Spencer Fane’s Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Group where he regularly serves as cybersecurity and privacy counsel advising a wide variety of businesses ranging from small and mid-sized companies to Fortune 100 enterprises, across the United States and globally in dealing with cybersecurity, data privacy, data breach and incident response, regulatory compliance, computer fraud related legal issues, and cyber-related litigation. He is frequently sought out and hired by other lawyers and law firms to advise them when these issues arise in cases for their own clients.

Joone Nijjar, Product Manager Armor

Joone Nijjar is a Product Manager, responsible for market insights and research at Armor. He works with product development to design solutions to thwart threat actors and address customer security challenges. Joone brings 7+ years of cybersecurity experience to his role. Prior to joining Armor, Joone was an Enterprise Account Executive working with mid-market and enterprise organizations to identify cybersecurity gaps, meet compliance requirements and solve complex problems to meet business objectives.

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Carlin Dornbusch, President of AmericanCSM.com will be speaking at the ISSA Denver Digital Forensics and Incident Response Special Interest group on March 24, 2021. Come hear about his observations and analysis of the East Troublesome Fire that struck Colorado in 2020, and was the state’s second largest forest fire. This introspection is designed to help draw parallels to our modern day cybersecurity Incident Management programs and increase our awareness of the team needs and supporting business processes.

You can register for this event here: https://www.denverissa.org/events “Don’t Let your Incident become a Forest Fire”

American Cyber Security Management is a leader in data privacy, cybersecurity, and secure DevOps. Our mission is to help enterprises protect their data from internal and external threats. We offer on-demand assessment, implementation, and sustainability services that focus on GDPR/CCPA/CPRA readiness and compliance, risk reduction and mitigation, and application reliability, integrity, and security.    https://www.americancsm.com

The fallout of fraudulent claims for pandemic unemployment continues into 2021 as Colorado victims, employers, and legitimate people on unemployment deal with impostors.

Read the whole article featuring information provided by ACSM President Carlin Dornbusch and others.

The Colorado Sun – 2/11/2021

Please mark your calendar for this upcoming event from the Colorado Attorney General’s Office and the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.

February 9, 2021 | 12:00 – 1:00pm | Click here to view the recorded presentation

Part 1: What is a Data Breach? 

• Carlin Dornbusch, President of American Cyber Security Management, will provide his expert advice on how Coloradans can protect themselves from data breaches. Carlin will discuss how data breaches affect individuals while providing insight into a few large data breaches that dominated news cycles in recent years. He will then share steps Coloradans can take to better protect their information online. 

Part 2: Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Case Study 

• Shameka Walker, Identity Theft Program Manager at the Federal Trade Commission, will provide information about how identity theft can happen and share available resources on the Commission’s identitytheft.gov website. 
  
• Joe Barela, Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, will share what the Department is doing to help Coloradans recover from identity theft resulting in fraudulent unemployment insurance claims. 

The event will be moderated by Mark Bailey, Senior Assistant Attorney General, Consumer Fraud Unit, Colorado Department of Law