Jamil Farshchi

I enjoyed talking to Scott about his observations and insights into the industry. He shared some great nuggets from public and private experiences and how to apply those backgrounds against risk. #CSO #Riskleadership #Strategy

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While MODPA doesn't kick in until October 1, 2025, it's crucial to note that it won't affect any personal data processing activities before April 1, 2026. This grace period allows organizations ample time to navigate the nuances of the law. However, don't mistake this reprieve for procrastination; complying with MODPA will require thoughtful planning and implementation. Stay ahead of the curve by understanding how MODPA might impact your business and taking proactive steps to prepare for its arrival. The clock is ticking. #CybersecurityPlanning #MODPA #BusinessOperations

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Join us this week to hear how ManTech is applying #AI to cybersecurity and how to be a part of our mission

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Lots of interesting data points in this report, but the bit on "false election contributions" caught my eye as the political cycle hits hyperdrive here in the US (and other places). But it wasn't what I thought. I'd imagined from the write-up that this was tricking people into actually donating somewhere else or somehow exceeding donation limits, etc. It's much simpler: attackers are pretending to ask for campaign donations and are just stealing the money instead. For attackers, simpler remains better. Full report at https://lnkd.in/gzFUQkBV

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Looking forward to the event and the discussion next week with Jim Toes about the Cyber & Financial Crimes threat and impacts on the securities industry.

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**The Three Horsemen of Business: A Cautionary Tale** see link below Preface The preface to this article is straightforward: You can invest significant time, money, and effort with the best of intentions, but having the wrong people, the wrong partners, the wrong investors, the wrong executives, or the wrong founders can leave you disheartened, distressed, and financially drained. - - - …- - - The Three Horsemen of Business: A Cautionary Tale by John Fowlkes In the complex landscape of business, particularly within the realm of acquisitions, we encounter three distinct archetypes — what I refer to as the “Three Horsemen.” These individuals often profit at the expense of hard-working people who place their trust in management, investors, and acquirers. Having dedicated my career to revitalizing companies, I have consistently sought to ensure that the interests of employees, investors, and stakeholders are fairly represented. Unfortunately, the reality is that not everyone shares this commitment to integrity and balance. Link to the rest of the article https://lnkd.in/gqQ8y3T5

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