When millions of documents leaked from Panama offshore law firm Mossack Fonseca last month, it was the biggest data breach ever. And with the number of cyberattacks consistently on the rise, coupled with an ever-changing universe of data privacy and data protection laws and regulations, lawyers can expect to be called upon for both incident planning and incident response with increasing frequency.
Organizations of all sizes and types are at risk of an imminent data breach compromising their systems and exposing their crown jewels. Data breaches cause, among other things, financial and reputational harm to organizations, various harms to consumers, employees, and clients. To make matters worse, these data breaches can, and do, result in legal consequences, arising from lawsuits brought by regulatory agencies, consumers and employees.
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