BreachLawWATCH
Data breaches are a fact of digital life. From the massive Equifax, Yahoo, Uber or Facebook attacks, to less notorious but seemingly nonstop breaches, malware phishing and ransomware attacks pretty much anywhere and everywhere, no industry, government or organization is safe from cyber hacks, not to mention leaks and spills. What are the applicable statutes in your jurisdiction in the event of a cyberattack? What are the requirements for disclosure and notification of a suspected breach?
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