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Cybercrime & Breach Impact

www.pwc.com. Cybercrime & Breach Impact. Questions. American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section. June 6, 2014. Criminal Charges Against Foreign Military Hackers. QUESTION: Do the recent grand jury indictments indicate the US is taking a hard stand against cyber espionage?.

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Cybercrime & Breach Impact

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  1. www.pwc.com Cybercrime & Breach Impact Questions American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section June 6, 2014

  2. Criminal Charges Against Foreign Military Hackers • QUESTION: • Do the recent grand jury indictments indicate the US is taking a hard stand against cyber espionage?

  3. Transnational Organized Crime • QUESTION: • Who’s winning the war: criminals or law enforcement?

  4. Regulated Data, Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets • QUESTION: • Which is the more significant target?

  5. Intellectual Property and Trade Secret Regulation • QUESTION: • Will regulation enhance security? And should regulation be applied?

  6. The Right to be Forgotten • QUESTION: • Clearly a technical, administrative and operational challenge, does the value of “the right to be forgotten” outweigh the burden?

  7. Information Sharing to Reduce Cybercrime • QUESTION: • The National Security Act of 1947 restricts what information the government may share with industry. Will legislation, such as HR 3523: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act reduce cyber attack risk? And are there any risks in passing such legislation?

  8. European Union Privacy Enhancements • QUESTION: • Will EU privacy enhancements, such as COMM 2012, influence US law and regulation? And will it reduce cybercrime impact associated with the loss of personal data?

  9. Cybercrime and Punishment • QUESTION: • Many cyber attacks support trafficking in illegal arms, human beings, illegal drugs, child pornography, terrorist financing and other crimes. The attacks result in loss of jobs, tax revenue, increased business costs and other impacts. Do we need tougher laws? And are we adequately enforcing current laws?

  10. Cybercrime Jurisdiction • QUESTION: • Cyber breach history reflects inadequate international cooperation. How do we accelerate cooperation? And isn’t cooperation internally counter-productive for that nation-state if it engages in cyber espionage against the US?

  11. The Future of Digital Currency • QUESTION: • What is your position on the future of digital currency? Regulated? Unregulated? International adoption?

  12. When an Attack Occurs • QUESTION: • When did the attack occur? • Where did it originate? • Who is the attacker? • What was the point of breach? • Containment? • What was compromised? • Should law enforcement be involved?

  13. Contact Information MacDonnell Ulsch Managing Director PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Cybercrime & Breach Response 125 High Street Boston, Massachusetts 02110 Telephone +1.617.530.6390 Mobile +1. 978.808.6526 don.ulsch@us.pwc.com

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