IP agreements should share only what's absolutely necessary, with strict control procedures on access, audit trails and updated technology security, and careful consideration up-front to the scope of technology involved.
October 19, 2015 at 03:42 PM
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There are some lessons for law firms and legal departments after a security firm linked China to hacks at as many as seven U.S. companies earlier this week – and only days after China and the United States announced a cybersecurity agreement.
Specifically, CrowdStrike said it blocked recent cyberattacks against five tech and two pharmaceutical companies – or maybe even more – based in the United States.
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