Cash in the Cyber Sheets: Making Money From Being Secure & Compliant

James Bowers II
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Cash in the Cyber Sheets: Making Money From Being Secure & Compliant

Shattering the myth that security and compliance are just necessary evils and profit-sucking business bottlenecks, “Cash in the Cyber Sheets” reveals how they’re actually launchpads for profit and how they lay the groundwork for golden opportunities. Dive between the spreadsheets with James Bowers II, CEO of Input Output each week as he unzips the secrets of turning obligatory fine print and security management into financial foreplay. It's time to make security, compliance, and risk management your business bedrock – turning them into strategic assets that aren't just about avoiding risks, but about creating value, sharpening your operations, and yes, padding your pockets.

  1. -5 J

    #35: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 - Poor Password Management

    From the 'Dirty 13' series, this episode tackles one of the most pervasive cybersecurity issues: poor password management. Join us as we explore the risks of sharing, reusing, and creating weak passwords—and share six simple steps to strengthen your security. Learn how to safeguard your accounts and reduce vulnerabilities. Don’t miss out on practical tips and expert insights!   Want quick tips on how to make a really strong password? Download our infographic: How to Make a Really Strong Password - 6 Quick Steps Infographic   Learn more about password best practices. Check out our blog: What's a Good Password? Security Best Practices for Creating Smarter, Stronger, and Less Annoying Passwords   Explore more topics from the Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 series: Bad Data Classification Most Common Data Backup Failures Most Common Physical Information Security Audit Findings Backup Restore Testing MSP Misconceptions Incident Response Management Supplier Risk Management Audit, Logging, & Monitoring Inadequate Employee Security Awareness & Training Inadequate Risk Management in CPA Information Security Programs Avoiding the Most Common InfoSec Mistakes in Financial Firms and CPA Audits

    22 min

  2. 2 JANV.

    #34: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - BOI Requirements Change Again, Again

    Small businesses across the U.S. are caught in a whirlwind of confusion as the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) faces ongoing legal battles. With reporting requirements for Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) being halted, reinstated, and halted again, where does this leave business owners? In this episode, we unpack the legal tug-of-war over the CTA, explore what this means for small businesses, and provide actionable insights to navigate the uncertainty. Whether you're a small business owner or a compliance professional, this episode is your guide to staying ahead in a turbulent regulatory landscape.   Read more on the Input Output blog at: https://www.inputoutput.com/blog/legal-battle-over-boi-reporting

    18 min

  3. 26/12/2024

    #33: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - BOI Reporting Reinstated: Navigating Compliance Under the Corporate Transparency Act

    In this solo episode of Cash in the Cyber Sheets, we dive deep into the reinstatement of Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). With recent legal twists, including a federal injunction and a subsequent court decision lifting it, businesses are facing a fresh wave of compliance obligations. We’ll walk you through: The history and importance of BOI reporting in the fight against financial crimes. Key milestones and legal developments, from the CTA’s inception to the Fifth Circuit's reinstatement of reporting requirements. Practical steps for compliance, including the information businesses need to gather and how to submit it to FinCEN. Whether you’re a small business owner scrambling to meet the new deadlines or just someone curious about how the U.S. is tackling corporate transparency, this episode has everything you need to know. And yes, there’s some dry humor sprinkled in to keep things lively—because financial compliance shouldn’t feel like a life sentence (even if non-compliance might). Don’t miss it—your business (and wallet) will thank you.

    19 min

  4. 19/12/2024

    #32: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 - Bad Data Classification

    In this episode, James continues the “Dirty 13” series, tackling one of the most common and costly audit findings: poor data classification. Without a structured approach to labeling and protecting data, organizations are left vulnerable to security breaches, compliance failures, and wasted resources. Join James as he explores: Why data classification is a cornerstone of effective information security. The risks of neglecting classification, from financial losses to reputational damage. Input Output’s tiered classification framework, designed to protect data while streamlining operations. Practical steps to build and implement your own classification system. Data classification isn’t just a security checkbox—it’s a strategic tool that can save your organization time, money, and risk. Want to go deeper? Check out our accompanying blog article for a more detailed look at strategies, frameworks, and tools to strengthen your classification practices. Why Poor Data Classification is a Cybersecurity Risk Your Company Can’t Ignore   Explore more topics from the Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 series: Poor Password Management Most Common Data Backup Failures Most Common Physical Information Security Audit Findings Backup Restore Testing MSP Misconceptions Incident Response Management Supplier Risk Management Audit, Logging, & Monitoring Inadequate Employee Security Awareness & Training Inadequate Risk Management in CPA Information Security Programs Avoiding the Most Common InfoSec Mistakes in Financial Firms and CPA Audits

    15 min

  5. 12/12/2024

    #31: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - The Dirty 13 - Most Common Data Backup Failures

    In this episode of our Dirty 13 series, we dive into one of the most overlooked yet critical audit findings: poor backup practices. While backups are a cornerstone of data security and business continuity, many financial firms struggle to implement them effectively. From backups stored on the same systems they’re meant to protect to schedules that fail to meet regulatory retention requirements, we explore the most common failures—and their serious consequences. We’ll also discuss: The risks of incomplete system coverage. Why short backup retention periods can derail compliance efforts. The importance of encryption and routine testing to ensure backup integrity. Join us for actionable insights and practical strategies to strengthen your backup approach and avoid these all-too-common pitfalls. Don't let a poor backup strategy put your business at risk—tune in now! Read more about these backup failures, and their remedies at:Data Backup: Six Common Backup Failures That Can Derail Your Business Listen, learn, and take action.   Explore more topics from the Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 series: Poor Password Management Bad Data Classification Most Common Physical Information Security Audit Findings Backup Restore Testing MSP Misconceptions Incident Response Management Supplier Risk Management Audit, Logging, & Monitoring Inadequate Employee Security Awareness & Training Inadequate Risk Management in CPA Information Security Programs Avoiding the Most Common InfoSec Mistakes in Financial Firms and CPA Audits

    16 min

  6. 05/12/2024

    #30: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Major Victory over the CTA and BOI

    In this episode, we explore the recent court decision blocking enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act’s reporting requirements. We break down what the CTA entails, why it faced legal challenges, and how this ruling impacts small businesses nationwide. Discover how this decision protects privacy, reduces regulatory burdens, and what it means for the future of small business compliance.

    24 min

  7. 28/11/2024

    #29: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Building a Culture of Gratitude in Cybersecurity

    In this special Thanksgiving episode of Cache in the Cyber Sheets, we take a moment to step back from the usual technical deep dives and focus on the theme of gratitude. As cybersecurity professionals, we operate in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment, often facing immense pressure and increasing scrutiny. Yet, amidst the challenges, there's so much to appreciate. In this episode, we: 1. Reflect on the critical work of cybersecurity teams who keep systems secure, recover from incidents, and drive innovation under intense pressure. 2. Explore how artificial intelligence has sparked more robust conversations around data security and compliance, shining a necessary spotlight on key issues. 3. Discuss the personal and organizational impact of fostering a culture of gratitude, including practical methods to integrate thankfulness into everyday workflows and meetings. 4. Share insights into how gratitude can enhance teamwork, build relationships, and improve workplace morale. We also provide actionable tools, including a list of 20 ways to express gratitude to partners and employees, and templates to help you get started. Whether it’s calling out a colleague for their extra effort or expressing appreciation to vendors, gratitude has the power to transform how we work and lead. Grab them here:20 Ways to Show Gratitude & 4 Email Templates Tune in as we dive into the profound ripple effect gratitude can have—both in the cybersecurity industry and in our personal lives.

    25 min

  8. 21/11/2024

    #28: Cash in the Cyber Sheets - The Dirty 13 - Most Common Physical Information Security Audit Findings

    In this episode of Cash in the Cyber Sheets, we dive deeper into the Dirty 13—the most common findings from information security audits. From daisy-chained power strips to sticky-note passwords, we unpack how these seemingly simple issues pose serious risks. Building on our latest blog, we highlight overlooked physical security controls, legal hazards like unmaintained fire extinguishers, and the dangers of unsecured visitor access. Tune in for practical tips, real-world examples, and a few laughs as we explore how to address these low-hanging fruits before they lead to high-stakes consequences. Read more at:The Dirty 13: The Most Common Audit Findings in Physical Information Security   Explore more topics from the Cash in the Cyber Sheets - Dirty 13 series: Poor Password Management Bad Data Classification Most Common Data Backup Failures Backup Restore Testing MSP Misconceptions Incident Response Management Supplier Risk Management Audit, Logging, & Monitoring Inadequate Employee Security Awareness & Training Inadequate Risk Management in CPA Information Security Programs Avoiding the Most Common InfoSec Mistakes in Financial Firms and CPA Audits

    19 min
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Shattering the myth that security and compliance are just necessary evils and profit-sucking business bottlenecks, “Cash in the Cyber Sheets” reveals how they’re actually launchpads for profit and how they lay the groundwork for golden opportunities. Dive between the spreadsheets with James Bowers II, CEO of Input Output each week as he unzips the secrets of turning obligatory fine print and security management into financial foreplay. It's time to make security, compliance, and risk management your business bedrock – turning them into strategic assets that aren't just about avoiding risks, but about creating value, sharpening your operations, and yes, padding your pockets.

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