- Posts by Brian G. Cesaratto
Member of the FirmAttorney Brian Cesaratto focuses his practice on cybersecurity and data privacy, electronic data misappropriation, breach and forensics, technology and software licensing agreements, artificial intelligence, internal and ...
We published an article with NYSBA Labor and Employment Law Journal, titled “Employee Threats to Critical Technologies Are Best Addressed Through a Formalized Insider Threat Risk Assessment Process and Program.” With the New York State Bar Association's permission, we have linked it here.
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The Trade Secrets & Employee Mobility blog is currently edited by David J. Clark and Daniel R. Levy.
It is highly likely that the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (“NAIC”) will adopt a model data cyber security law premised largely on the New York State Department of Financial Services (“NYSDFS”) cyber security regulations. Recently, we discussed the NYSDFS’ proposed extension of its cyber security regulations to credit reporting agencies in the wake of the Equifax breach. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced, “The Equifax breach was a wakeup call and with this action New York is raising the bar for consumer protections that we ...
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