Cybersecurity Resource Center

One need only scan the front page headlines to see that our cyber defenses are more vulnerable than ever. From the Equifax breach, which involved the personal data of more than 143 million Americans, to the WannaCry ransomware attack, which crippled hundreds of organizations around the globe, it is clear that cyber incidents are on the rise and increasing in severity.

Morrison & Foerster is uniquely positioned to provide insight and counsel on the various facets of breach preparedness and response. Our market-leading Global Privacy + Data Security team has decades of collective experience helping clients:

“There is no wall high or deep enough that can prevent a cyberattack. The imperative now is to design and manage systems that can recover from a breach and get back to business.”

John P. Carlin,
Morrison & Foerster

Develop comprehensive customized incident response plans
Conduct extensive tabletop exercises, bringing together cross-functional groups to test those plans with realistic simulations
Address key issues with boards of directors
Train staff
Respond to emergency situations, having counseled on a number of the most significant security incidents of recent years Handle follow-on class action litigation, regulatory inquiries, and investigations

Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure

How prepared is the U.S. for cyberattacks on its critical infrastructure, including energy, transportation, and healthcare?

The Intelligence Community: Who is who and what do they do?

Andy Serwin demystifies intelligence organizations in this monthly series for the IAPP.

8 Steps to Avoid Being the Victim of the Next Ransomware Attack

MoFo’s Cybersecurity team outlines the steps your organization can take to avoid being victimized when the next ransomware attack strikes.

Pay Up or Your Data Gets It: Preparing for and Responding to a Ransomware Attack

MoFo’s Andrew Serwin discusses the ransomware threat and steps companies can take, sponsored by the IAPP.

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New California IoT Law Requires Security for Connected Devices

Which devices will be affected by California’s new data security legislation?

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Cybersecurity Resource Center

“There is no wall high or deep enough that can prevent a cyberattack. The imperative now is to design and manage systems that can recover from a breach and get back to business.”

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