S3 EP 03 Retail Under Attack: Lessons from the Largest Data Breach in History

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Episode Chapters: 

00:00 Episode outline 
00:26 Welcome Episode
00:50 Unpacking Hot Topic Cyber breach. What happened with this breach. What do we know about the breach so far?  
04:27 This breach exposed highly sensitive data, including partial credit card details and loyalty points, which hackers could exploit for identity theft, financial fraud, and account takeovers. How these types of stolen data specifically pose risks—not just for customers, but also for retailers?  
06:02 Hot Topic, Torrid, and Box Lunch are all larger businesses, but we tend to speak to more of the SMB entrepreneur is something like this still relevant to those size businesses? 
08:49 How to minimize the risk (compliance and policies), the impact (incident response plan), and the reputational damage?  
16:36 What exactly does double extortion entail, and should businesses be concerned about even more risks in these types of attacks? 
21:58 Final Thoughts and Closing 

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Host by:
Scott Kreisberg - CEO & Founder of One Step

Produced by Genesis Aquino
Music Production by Michael Stevens

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Chapters

• 0:00 Episode outline
• 0:26 Welcome Episode
• 0:50 Unpacking Hot Topic Cyber breach. What happened with this breach. What do we know about the breach so far?
• 4:27 How these types of stolen data specifically pose risks—not just for customers, but also for retailers?
• 6:02 Hot Topic, Torrid, and Box Lunch are all larger businesses, but we tend to speak to more of the SMB entrepreneur is something like this still relevant to those size businesses?
• 8:49 How to minimize the risk (compliance and policies), the impact (incident response plan), and the reputational damage?
• 16:36 What exactly does double extortion entail, and should businesses be concerned about even more risks in these types of attacks?
• 21:58 Final Thoughts and Closing