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The FTI Cybersecurity Briefing

The FTI Cybersecurity Briefing is your monthly window into the latest news from around the industry and highlights from our global practice.

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The Expert Briefing - Podcast Series

FTI Cybersecurity’s global podcast series ‘The Expert Briefing’ is live across Apple, Google, and Spotify stores.

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Alert: State-Sponsored Cyber Threats

Both public and private organizations in Ukraine recently experienced a wave of cyber attacks, believed to originate from a nation-state. In this Actionable Guidance Alert, we share information related to state-sponsored cyber threats and immediate recommendations organizations can take to mitigate cyber risk.

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Addressing Third-Party Cyber Risk: Moving Beyond a False Sense of Security

In recent years, cyber attacks via third parties have made headlines across the globe. To provide insight on this cybersecurity challenge, FTI Cybersecurity sponsored its flagship report with Harvard Business Review Analytic Services.

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An intelligence-led, expert-driven, strategic approach to global cybersecurity challenges affecting your organization – your people, your operations, and your reputation.

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NYDFS & its Part 500 Cybersecurity Rules

Recently, the NYDFS released proposed amendments to its Part 500 Cybersecurity Rules. In this video, FTI Consulting experts discuss what these changes mean for financial services companies from a cybersecurity, legal, and communications perspective.

FTI Cybersecurity Briefing, November 2022 Edition

In November’s edition of the FTI Cybersecurity Briefing, read about election security, our DORA compliance services, and recent media mentions, thought leadership, and events.

EU Expands Cyber Rules for Airline Flight Safety

New cybersecurity rules in Europe will for the first time require a swath of aviation suppliers to identify and defend against hacking risks to flight safety. In this article for the Wall Street Journal, cybersecurity expert Thomas Hutin comments on some of the challenges smaller companies will face in meeting these requirements.