Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Security from a Business Lawyer's Perspective
summary
Review of case law and enforcement shows companies of any size face liability and must act before, during and after breaches; the FTC applies a commercially reasonable standard and flags concrete failures like unpatched antivirus, no network monitoring and ignoring warnings. Contracts should include vendor indemnification clauses and vendor cyber insurance certification. Cyber insurance is useful but contingent on demonstrated security practices. GDPR and CCPA impose consumer rights: data access, deletion, and notice obligations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:06About Me
- 10:32Other Changes
- 16:09Marketing Tool
- 17:52Reasonable
- 19:52Best Practices
- 21:25Cyber Insurance
- 29:05GDPR and Privacy
- 30:26GDPR Compliance
- 34:24Conclusion
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