A gridlocked U.S. Congress has remained unable to pass comprehensive legislation on the growing cybersecurity threat, but federal agencies and industry groups are trying to step in and propose ideas for how companies can protect themselves. The latest to articulate best practices for cybersecurity is the U.S. Department of Justice, which has released a document outlining suggestions for victim response and reporting of breaches.
The best practices, issued by the DOJ’s Cybersecurity Unit, provide companies struggling to get ahold of their own data security regimes with advice on how to create a successful program. The DOJ also gives a few tips on what companies absolutely should not do.
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