Judy Selby to Discuss Cybersecurity in the Post-Pandemic World at Claims and Litigation Management 2020 Conference
Event
Dec 2, 2020
Hinshaw attorney Judy Selby will co-present at the Claims and Litigation Management (CLM) 2020 Conference in a presentation titled "Cybersecurity in the Post-Pandemic World: Not Another Dystopian Tale?"
Presentation abstract:
The world changed. The COVID-19 outbreak resulted in a Great Pause for onsite operations. Yet, the need for data privacy and security continued. In fact, the transition to a remote workforce placed greater pressures on data privacy and security, while at the same time new laws, like CCPA and the Shield Act, became enforceable. BIPA litigation remains strong, and employers are expected to gather sensitive, COVID-19 related information from employees and third parties as onsite activities resume. Not to mention it becoming more difficult to protect third-party forensic reports as privileged. This panel of experts is ready to talk about solutions and lessons learned.
This virtual event is free to attend, although registration is required.
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