Helping Your Client Respond to a Cyber Attack
When minutes matter, a calm, prepared response can save your client money, reputation, and leverage. This session walks you through a lawyer’s role from first call to full recovery, with scripts, timelines, and decision trees. Learn how to protect privilege, coordinate forensics, and meet disclosure obligations without over-informing.
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Build a 72-hour incident-response timeline with counsel at the center.
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Preserve privilege while working with IT, vendors, and insurers.
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Navigate ransom demands, notifications, and regulatory reporting.
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Draft tight engagement letters, hold notices, and public statements.
Speaker:
David Navetta is a prominent leader in privacy, information security and technology law. He has extensive experience counseling clients on novel and cutting-edge data protection issues, including data breach response, cybersecurity risk management, consumer and employee privacy, incident response planning and preparedness, technology transactions, vendor management, board of director advice and consultation, regulatory investigations, litigation and due diligence in corporate transactions. David serves as a “breach coach” on an approved panel for numerous cyber insurance carriers and companies, and he has helped some of the world’s top corporations to effectively respond to complex data security breaches and protect their enterprises. David’s clients range from startups to large Fortune 500 multinationals across a range of industries – including ecommerce, consumer products, name-brand, traditional brick-and-mortar companies, hotels and hospitality, social media, technology, professional services, healthcare, financial institutions and energy.
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