The Digital Transformation Plan still isn’t published. The consultation hasn’t put a green paper out yet.
Proper reporting of breach incidents is paramount to balance the needs of all stakeholders, including customers, regulators, and shareholders.”
“While the default position is to refuse paying to release data encrypted in a ransomware attack, globally, 38 per cent of organisations who suffered such attacks paid up.”
“The best way to combat a ransomware attack is to perform regular full backups of your servers, have the latest and latest upated antivirus and anti-malware software.”
Above: Dr Shiela Rampersad speaks at the JSC meeting on the Cybercrime Bill. Screencapture from the Parliamentary Channel’s YouTube post of…
Above: The practice of journalism as it is widely imagined to occur. Photo by GaudiLabs/DepositPhotos. BitDepth#1136 for March 15, 2018…
Above: The law is coming to cybertown. The next steps will be crucial to ensuring freedom of expression. Illustration by…
Above: Digital illusrtation by Andreus/DepositPhotos I like the spirit of the bill. My own personal background in technology is public…
The Cybercrime Bill, 2017 was read by Attorney General Faris al Rawi on Friday 05 May, 2017 during the second…
Above: Trinidad & Tobago’s delegation to OAS Cyber-Security Colloquium. From left, Sean Fouche, IT Manger of CARICOM IMPACS; Amos Sylvester,…
By Shiva Bissessar I previously presented a partial analysis on the Trinidad & Tobago Cybercrime Bill 2014, entitled “T&T Cybercrime…
Shiva Bissessar discusses the Cybercrime bill with Kejan Haynes on TV6’s In Conclusion
The Cyber Crime Bill (2014) that contains provisions to charge journalists and their sources for electronic tip-offs raises deep concerns…
Shiva Bissessar attended two sessions of the 2014 ICT Symposium and returned with this story about an some unsung heroes…
The case for Multi-stakeholder engagement in reviewing the Trinidad & Tobago Cybercrime Bill, 2014 By Shiva Bissessar, B.Sc. (Hons.) MBA…
