Evan Norris, Corey Omer, Richard Jeens
The task of helping a company manage its response to a global cyber incident continues to grow in complexity. This panel examines some of the different dimensions involved – from the core incident response, to assessing potential heads of loss, to prioritizing and coordinating regulatory and other notifications across jurisdictions, to managing public company disclosure requirements – all with a focus on the particular challenges these issues pose in the global context.
Evan Norris, Partner, Cravath, Swaine & Moore
Corey Omer, Partner, Davies
Richard, Jeens, Partner, Slaughter & May
Readings:
01.-Information-Commissioner-Office-Ransomware-Guidance
02.-European-Data-Protection-Board-Breach-Notification-Guidance
03.-UK-GDPR-Breach-Notification-Guidance
04.-National-Cyber-Security-Centre-Supply-Chain-Guidance
05.-SEC-Press-Release-and-Fact-Sheet-on-Proposed-Rule
06.-Lloyds-Market-Bulletin-on-State-Backed-Cyber-Attack-Exclusions
07.-Executive-Order-Improving-the-Nations-Cybersecurity
08.-NIST-Press-Release-on-Cybersecurity-Guidance-for-Supply-Chain-Risk-Management
09.-OFAC-Updated-Advisory-on-Potential-Sanctions-Risks-for-Facilitating-Ransomware-Payments
10.-DHS-Cyber-Mission-Overview-and-Fact-Sheet
11.-FINRA-2022-Report-on-Examination-and-Risk-Monitoring-Program
12.-NIST-Framework-for-Improving-Critical-Infrastructure-Cybersecurity
13.-CISA-Cyber-Incident-Reporting-for-Critical-Infrastructure-Act-CIRCIA
14.-DOJ-Comprehensive-Cyber-Review
