Privacy, Data Breach, and Compliance
Small and medium sized businesses have just as many compliance needs as large firms, but they often lack resources and subject matter experts. We use our deep expertise to deliver on GRC requirements with an eye towards reduced cost and the freedom to innovate.
Artificial Intelligence
It’s not enough to pay lipservice to new technologies: businesses need to implement them in ways that make commercial sense. We unravel the complexity, and have advised on everything from copyright issues in large language models to deployment of automated risk scoring tools in financial services. Don’t believe the hype, build a strategy based on facts and expertise.
Opening up the European Market
IIt’s not easy to access the European market without running afoul of GDPR, the Digital Services Act, or other regulations that control how data moves. We make the process simple: follow tested practices and build reliable systems to enable American companies to reach EU customers, and vice versa.
Data Breach Planning and Response
No one wants to be the subject of a data breach, but even the most secure companies can still be at risk. The most important step is the one you take before the breach occurs — creating an incident response protocol and planning for the worst. We create breach response and compliance protocols so that our clients always have a plan.
Litigation
There has been an explosive growth in data-related litigation in the last ten years, with no signs of slowing. Our deep experience in litigation allows us to seamlessly move from trusted advisor to zealous advocate, whether as a plaintiff or in defense. We can manage a case from inception through appeal, and tirelessly advocate for our clients’ rights.
Corporate Governance
Compliance requires more than lip service to protecting information. Boards have affirmative obligations to engage meaningfully with data regulations and privacy law, or they risk regulatory or shareholder lawsuits. We advise boards on how to make data security a component of their duties, and how to make their company smarter about data.
