Norton Rose Fulbright’s annual survey of more than 400 in-house litigation leaders based in the U.S. and Canada found that evolving risks and regulations around technology have made cybersecurity a dominant concern when it comes to risk and potential disputes.
January 17, 2024 at 07:30 AM
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A patchwork of new privacy regulations coming online and widespread, increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks are combining to make cybersecurity top-of-mind for in-house litigators.
That’s the key takeaway from the annual survey of more than 400 in-house litigation leaders based in the U.S. and Canada recently published by Norton Rose Fulbright, where 44% of respondents said they are concerned about the prospect of cybersecurity litigation this year, higher than any other category.
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