Last week, the Second Circuit in McMorris v. Carlos Lopez & Assocs., LLC, No. 19-4310, weighed in on whether data-breach plaintiffs can establish Article III standing based on the theory that the theft or
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According to DLA Piper’s
Continue Reading DLA Piper GDPR Data Breach Survey 2020
One of the big corporate governance-related stories last month was the settlement agreement between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Facebook Inc. arising from the misuse of Facebook user data and disclosures in Facebook’s
Continue Reading Breach and cyber incident reporting: disclosure challenges for public companies
Service provider cyber incidents have exploded in volume, type, frequency, response time and cost. That makes sense because the surface attack area for most organizations now expands beyond their networks and devices to those controlled
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Much has been written about preventing breaches. But what should companies think about doing when they become aware of a breach?
Sanjay M. Shirodkar discusses the lessons learned from the SEC’s Facebook settlement. Click here
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DLA Piper and Aon Cyber Solutions have published the second Edition of ‘The Price of Data Security: A guide to the insurability of GDPR fines across Europe’.
The scale of fines following the implementation of
Continue Reading The price of data security: A guide to the insurability of GDPR fines across Europe
On 25 May 2018 new data breach notification laws came into force across Europe, fundamentally changing the risk profile for organizations suffering a personal data breach.
