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Information Security: MBA Whitepaper

By Kathleen Dion on September 30, 2015
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Recently, the Mortgage Bankers Association released “The Basic Components of an Information Security Program,” for small and medium size companies in the mortgage industry that may not have the resources to stay well-informed of all the laws, regulations, regulatory guidance, security frameworks and best practices that have been issued by various government or private entities.

The whitepaper, authored by members of the MBA Residential Technology Forum Information Security Workgroup, describes critical risks that the mortgage industry faces and provides practical steps to mitigate them, beginning with instituting an information security program and a regular self-assessment of that program. “We understand that some organizations have limited resources to accomplish this, so while recommending that organizations incorporate all sections in this document as part of a basic program, there are ‘absolutely necessary’ steps that most regulators and standards organizations regard as critical and that the authors believe should be made a priority,” states the whitepaper. Accordingly, the whitepaper recommends that corporate security should be prioritized by senior management and its continued development should be encouraged.

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Kate Dion’s practice includes all aspects of civil and criminal litigation. She represents clients in complex commercial litigation, including allegations of patent infringement, breach of contract, misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair trade practices, tortious interference with business relations, and other business torts. Her…

Kate Dion’s practice includes all aspects of civil and criminal litigation. She represents clients in complex commercial litigation, including allegations of patent infringement, breach of contract, misappropriation of trade secrets, unfair trade practices, tortious interference with business relations, and other business torts. Her experience also includes counseling clients in government investigations, internal investigations, and white-collar criminal matters. In addition, she represents institutional clients and individuals in probate litigation. Read her rc.com bio here.

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    Business and Commercial, Privacy and Cybersecurity
  • Blog:
    Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
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    Robinson & Cole LLP
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