Patrick Tracey Spoke at NECCA’s “In-House Counsel on the Front Lines: Preparing for and Mitigating a Cyberattack”
Cybersecurity has been among the top concerns for executives and in-house counsel for several years. In light of recent geopolitical issues, as well as ongoing cyber and fraud threats, businesses are operating under a heightened security landscape. Cyber-criminals are attacking the computer networks and systems of individuals, businesses, and governments to access sensitive, private data, including personal information, intellectual property, and trade secrets. The U.S. remains the biggest target with more than half of all cyberattacks committed against small to mid-sized businesses who lack the financial resources and skills to combat the constantly evolving cyber threat. As a business owner, risk officer, in-house counsel or anyone responsible for cybersecurity for an organization, do you understand your role when a cyberattack occurs?
On April 6, the New England Corporate Counsel Association (NECCA) held a program and discussed:
- The role of in-house counsel regarding cybersecurity
- How to appropriately manage an attack
- Obligations of your business
- Addressing regulatory issues and potential litigation
Speakers:
- Patrick Tracey, Partner at Bowditch
- Professor Kevin Powers, Founder/Director of the MS in Cybersecurity Policy & Governance Program at Boston College
- Rob Sherman, Chief Information Security Officer at American Tower
- Henry Grossman, Esq., Principal at HG Law
- Rob Fitzgerald, Principal at Arcas Risk Management
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