Rebecca Perry, Tanya Forsheit, Ryan Smyth
Organizations across the globe have experienced incidents and data breaches for the past 10 years. What has changed significantly during this time is the regulatory scrutiny, the public nature of breaches and the emerging private right of action supported by very strong privacy advocacy groups. Yet with all of these dangers, many organizations still treat data breaches as rare events, using ad-hoc processes, on-the-fly communication and cobbled-together toolsets. There is a better way.
What you’ll learn:
- Real-life lessons of what happens to an organization once an incident occurs
- Best practices for optimizing a compliant and defensible response plan
- The crucial role general counsel must play in updating your breach response plan
- How to maintain privilege and communicate with outside counsel during your response
Rebecca Perry, CIPP/US/G, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Exterro
Tanya Forsheit, LA Office Supervising Partner & Privacy & Data Security Group Chair, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz
Ryan Smyth, Managing Director, FTI Consulting
Readings:
IAPP FTI Consulting 2020 Privacy Governance Report
FTI Technology and Exterro co-branded
Exterro Defensible Data Incident and Breach Response WP
Infographics Dos and Donts of IABM
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