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How to Handle a Data Security Incident or Breach

Understand the resources available to and the responsibilities of lawyers, compliance professionals and their clients in the Massachusetts context

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    It has been eighteen years since California enacted the first anti-identity theft data breach law, and twelve years since Massachusetts enacted its own and promulgated information security regulations. Meanwhile, all the states have enacted at least data breach reporting laws. Although Congress has not acted to put in place security standards—much less privacy standards—for interstate commerce, each day we learn of a few of the countless “incidents” of common error data compromise along with “cyber-attacks” that demand bitcoin ransoms to resume personal, municipal, and infrastructure operation.

    Join us for a review of and update on the resources available to and the responsibilities of lawyers, compliance professionals, and their clients in the Massachusetts context that increasingly includes federal and international considerations. Learn about the new wave of “data protection” statutes that recognize data subject rights regarding personal information about them, however acquired—including aspects of privacy and security.

  • Agenda

    Agenda & Materials

    • Recognizing Threats to Data Security

    • Mitigating and Dealing with Day-to-Day Issues

    • How to Respond to Common Incidents, Including Ransomware

    • How to Work with Cybersecurity Professionals, Including Attorneys and Privilege Issues

    • How to Work with Government Agencies

    • New Responsibilities in View of New Data Protection (Fair Information Practices)

    • "Ask the Experts" Q&A Session and Key Takeaways

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  • Faculty

    Chair

    Stephen Y. Chow, Esq., Hsuanyeh Law Group, PC, Boston

    Faculty

    Ellen M. Giblin, Esq., Privacy Hub LLC, Marblehead
    Jared Rinehimer, Esq., Data Privacy and Security Division, Office of the Attorney General of MA, Boston
    Kent D.B. Sinclair, Esq., Sinclair Law LLC, Beverly
  • Pricing

    Fees

    • $220.50 - MCLE Sponsor Member
    • $183.75 - New Lawyer
    • $183.75 - Pending Admittee
    • $183.75 - Law Student
    • $183.75 - Paralegal
    • $245.00 - All Others
    To apply for a need-based scholarship for this program, email scholarships@mcle.org.

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