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File Size: 713 KB

Print Length: 336 pages

Publisher: The MIT Press (October 19, 2018)

Publication Date: October 19, 2018

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B07JPDH376

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Most of the news coverage on data breaches is little more than a round of finger pointing and cries for the heads of the corporate executives involved. Professor Wolff provides a thoughtful and actionable analysis of breaches and what we can all do to mitigate them, whether as an IT professional, policy maker, or citizen.

This book is a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of data security - which should be all of us. Josephine does a great job of balancing information with fascinating storytelling. It's a very enjoyable read and such an important book for our time.

Prof. Wolff has done an excellent job of explaining how current cybersecurity issues have as much to do with business, policy, and law as actual technology flaws. By focusing on six large cyber attacks, she helps both lay readers and IT professionals understand how conflicting interests and complexities in assessing liability and blame confound our efforts to keep the internet secure. After reading this book I changed all my passwords - again.

When I first saw the title of this book, I thought of the Warren Zevon song “Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead”. While it’s a typical sardonic Zevon tune, in You'll see this message when it is too late: The Legal and Economic Aftermath of Cybersecurity Breaches, author Josephine Wolff (professor of public policy at Rochester Institute of Technology), has written a different sort, and a most interesting analysis of how security breaches affect us.She opens with the astute observations that cybersecurity incidents have a short shelf life. For example, when the FTC first investigated Wyndham Hotels a decade ago, the 50,000 breached records was a large amount. Then there was the CardSystems Solutions incident, the Sony breach, followed by the OPM breach, and then Equifax. Last year’s mega-breach is this year’s not so mega breach.The premise of the book is that people (mistakenly) think there is nothing to be learned from the older, smaller breaches. They think the older breaches used older tactics, which have no relevance to the data security tactics of today. But that is simply not the case.Yes, attackers are getting smarter and more sophisticated, but there is still a lot to learn from the older breaches, and those are the lessons Wolff showcases throughout the book. And perhaps more importantly, as Dr. Andy Ozment, former White House Senior Director for Cybersecurity of the National Security Council noted, that “it is dangerous to confuse sophistication with effectiveness”.In the book, Wolff looks at a number of breaches and security incidents from 2005 to 2015 and details the lifecycle of how the breach occurred. While the T.J. Maxx data breach of 2007 was blamed on an unpatched wireless router, she writes that to blame an extended, international, multistage financial fraud operation on a single, poorly protected wireless network is to fundamentally misunderstand how many different steps are involved in carrying out what the perpetrators achieved, and to vastly oversimplify the task of defending against such breaches.A lot of what Wolff does is clear the air about some of the bigger breaches, and details what really happened. As to the Sony breach, she writes that Sony was as victim of numerous breaches and repeatedly didn’t learns any lessons year after year in which they were breached. With the 2014 breach that brought them to their knees, they decided to paint the breach as the cybercrime of the century and its perpetrators as brilliant, cutting-edge, relentless criminals. While some part f that might be true, Wolff rightfully lays most of the blame on Sony for repeatedly not securing systems to an adequate level.Every breach has lots of lessons that can be leaned in their aftermath. While Sony PlayStation Network chief Tim Schaff described his breach as “highly sophisticated” and “unprecedented in its size and scope”, there was more hyperbole than fact.Wolff adds a lot of new light and an interesting perspective to some of the biggest (and not so big) breaches of the last 14 years. This is a most interesting read and will change the way you think about information security, and how firms should deel with the investible data security breach that will certainly hit them.

While not a report, this new back book from Professor Josephine Wolff at Rochester Inst. of Technology called You'll see this message when it is too late is worth spending some time with She reviews the major data breaches of the recent past, including TJ Maxx, South Carolina Department of Revenue, DigiNotar, US OPM, Sony and Ashley Madison. She takes us behind the scenes of how the breaches were discovered, what mistakes were made and what could have been done to mitigate the situation. For corporate security and IT managers, it should be required reading.

I'm teaching a college course on the history of viruses and malware and this book is unique in the subject material for its detailed reporting of the aftermath of cyber-attacks. Wolff shifts the focus away from purely technical solutions and blaming individuals for security lapses toward broader policy and regulation approaches that can hem in the cybercrime ecosystem. In addition to the aftermath reporting which is most unique, the many case studies of a variety of different breaches are well-written and exciting to read and provide an excellent survey of the many motivations, methods and outcomes of data breaches. An excellent book and a tremendous resource in the field.

This was a totally new way for me to think about cybersecurity breaches. The way you read about these incidents in the news places the blame on the wrong people and leads to a lot of misunderstanding. Prof Wolff reframes the breaches to think about who had the best opportunity to prevent the attack and whether the liability is appropriately distributed given who could've taken preventative measures. Such a fascinating book!

This is an excellent book that deepens our understanding of the security implications of data breaches. Of note is the insight that a good defensive perimeter requires technical measures as well as policy decisions by multiple stakeholders.

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