DeepSeek’s Security Risk Is A Critical Reminder For CIOs

Updated Jan 31, 2025, 12:12 pm EST
This article in Forbes covers the following topics:
- Critical Security Flaws In DeepSeek’s System
- Teach And Monitor
- CIO Contract Sign-Off
- Practice Breach Response
Pulled Health-ISAC quote:
Rapid response is especially critical when dealing with breaches involving unsupported technology. The recently proposed HIPAA rule requires healthcare organizations to restore systems within 72 hours. Errol Weiss, the chief security officer at Health-ISAC, said these three areas below are key.
- Speed is crucial: The faster you respond to a cyber incident, the less damage the attacker can inflict.
- Follow your incident response plan: If you have a pre-defined incident response plan, follow it closely.
- Seek expert assistance: If you lack in-house expertise, consider engaging external cybersecurity professionals.
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