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Welcome to our 9th annual Data Security Incident Response Report!

Photo of Theodore J. Kobus IIIBy Theodore J. Kobus III on Posted in Data Security
We are now three years post pandemic, and while a lot has changed, some things remain the same. Last year, I talked about resilience—the uncertainties of the pandemic were still present, the war in Ukraine had just begun, and businesses were addressing new issues caused by technology evolution and work-pattern changes. Resilience in 2022 meant … Continue Reading

2022 DSIR Report Deeper Dive: The Expanding Landscape of State Data Privacy Law

Photo of Elise ElamPhoto of David PotterPhoto of Vaughn StupartBy Elise Elam, David Potter and Vaughn Stupart on Posted in Data Protection, Data Security
BakerHostetler’s Data Security Incident Response Report is a one-of-a-kind resource that leverages aggregated data from security incidents. Our Digital Risk Advisory and Cybersecurity team has shared insights from attorneys across the firm’s Digital Assets and Data Management Practice Group who work with clients on complex privacy and data protection matters. This article takes a closer … Continue Reading

Welcome to our 8th Annual Data Security Incident Response (DSIR) Report. What a year it has been!

Photo of Theodore J. Kobus IIIBy Theodore J. Kobus III on Posted in Data Security
2021 did not turn out the way many of us had hoped. Best-laid plans to “return to normal” were postponed numerous times due to multiple waves of COVID-19 outbreaks and new variants. The steady frequency of ransomware attacks in 2020 continued into 2021, highlighting the serious ongoing threat cyberattacks pose. The most frequent client requests … Continue Reading

Impact of the Ukraine/Russia Conflict on Cybersecurity in the United States

Photo of M. Scott KollerBy M. Scott Koller on Posted in Data Security
On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia launched a large-scale military incursion into Ukraine. By all accounts, the Russian offensive attacked on multiple fronts, including against Ukraine’s network computers and communication systems. The cyberattacks began before the first tank crossed the border, with Ukrainian networks subjected to multiple targeted attacks involving hacking, distributed denials of service and … Continue Reading
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