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Marriott Data Breach and What You Need to Know

2018-12-05/0 Comments/in Hack/by hansb

Marriott International said its Starwood guest reservation database was breached, exposing the personal info of about 500 million customers.

The SecurityOrb Show – An Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com. – 11/27/2018

2018-11-29/0 Comments/in The SecurityOrb Show/by Kellep Charles

I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com about Internet Safety.

Listen to what Dr. Milovidov has to say here:

Marriott Data Breach and What You Need to Know

2018-12-05/0 Comments/in Hack/by hansb

Marriott International said its Starwood guest reservation database was breached, exposing the personal info of about 500 million customers.

The SecurityOrb Show – An Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com. – 11/27/2018

2018-11-29/0 Comments/in The SecurityOrb Show/by Kellep Charles

I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com about Internet Safety.

Listen to what Dr. Milovidov has to say here:

Marriott just announced a data breach that’s exposed sensitive customer info

Here’s what you need to know about the Marriott breach

· Marriott International said its Starwood guest reservation database was breached, exposing the personal info of about 500 million customers.

· Compromised data includes: Name, address, phone number, email address, passport number, Starwood Preferred Guest (“SPG”) account info, date of birth and more.

· Some customers’ info also includes payment card numbers and expiration dates, but the payment card numbers were encrypted.

How to protect your info after this breach

To support you during this time, we’ve put together some guidelines to help you protect yourself:

· Stay alert for new info. If you have been part of a data breach, the breached company may send you a notice. Retain all documents and consider any suggestions they may have. Also, pay attention to and retain any mail you receive that is unfamiliar to you, such as notices from the IRS regarding your taxes or any bills from unknown lenders.

· Change your passwords on any accounts that may have been breached and remember to use unique passwords across different accounts.

· Keep an eye on your financial accounts online and set up any alert features they may have. This could help save time and keep you notified of any unusual events if they occur.

· Monitor your credit and identity by checking your credit reports at each of the 3 credit bureaus for free once every 12 months. Look for unusual activity, such as new accounts, personal info or inquiries.

I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com about Internet Safety.

Listen to what Dr. Milovidov has to say here:

Elizabeth Milovidov is an American lawyer, a French law professor and a European eSafety consultant. She founded Digital Parenting Coach and provides support to governments and associations.

From 2014-2016, she consulted for European Schoolnet, a European consortium of 30 Education Ministries on several internet-related projects, including the ENABLE (the European Network Against Bullying in Learning and Leisure Environments) project and 2017-2018 she helped create the e-Salama national child online protection plan in Morocco. Currently, she is consulting for the Digital Society division of the Ministry of Transport and Communication, Qatar.

She provides support to EU Kids Online, Internet Matters, UK Safer Internet Centre, Family Online Safety institute, DigiLitEY and many other key actors in online child protection. She is a frequent guest on France 24 where she shares digital parenting tips and strategies.

She regularly intervenes as an independent expert on Children’s Rights and the Internet and Digital Parenting for the Council of Europe and is currently an Expert Working Group member on Digital Citizenship Education as well as a member of the Drafting Group of Specialists on Children and the Digital Environment.

She has several publications on parenting in the digital age available on Amazon and co-wrote the Internet Literacy Handbook for the Council of Europe. She is an international speaker on Internet safety issues, leads parental workshops, writes on digital parenting, and coaches parents on best practices in the digital age through her website www.digitalparentingcoach.com and Facebook Group, The Digital Parenting Community.

A graduate of UCLA and UC Davis, she practiced as a litigator in California for four years before moving to France to work as General Counsel in two Internet Technology companies. She earned a Ph.D. in International Relations and Diplomacy from the American Graduate School (AGS) in Paris (dissertation: international adoption via Internet and photo listings).

She is an Assistant Professor at AGS and a lecturer at several universities in France and Geneva and specializes in Law and Technology (ISCOM, Paris), Intellectual Property and Internet Law (INSEEC, Paris) and Children’s Rights and the Internet (University of Geneva, Geneva).

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Marriott Data Breach and What You Need to Know

The SecurityOrb Show – An Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com. – 11/27/2018

Marriott Data Breach and What You Need to Know

The SecurityOrb Show – An Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Esq. founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com. – 11/27/2018

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Marriott just announced a data breach that’s exposed sensitive customer info

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