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While cybersecurity and data protection laws continue to develop
in the United States and around the world, they trail behind more
rapid advancements in industrial internet of things
("IoT"), cognitive and other artificial intelligence,
cloud 2.0, mobility, and other technologies.
Navigating this evolving and complicated area of law poses a
significant challenge for global businesses, which are concerned
with ineffective national cybersecurity policy approaches, the rise
of data localization and other information/infrastructure
sovereignty policies around the world, restrictions on
international data flows, protectionist approaches to the use of
global cloud services, IoT technologies, remote IT services, and
regulatory and liability uncertainty.
Mauricio Paez, a New York-based partner in
Jones Day's Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection
Practice, has been helping companies, for more than 18 years,
address and respond to these cybersecurity and privacy challenges
in the United States and abroad. He assists companies with U.S. and
global cybersecurity and data privacy compliance; cybersecurity and
privacy diligence in corporate transactions; enterprise cyber risk
management; and breach preparedness, response, and crisis
management.
He also advises on handling internal data breach investigations;
supervising forensic examinations and coordinating with law
enforcement in investigations of criminal attacks; and regulatory
investigations and enforcement actions by the FTC and HHS/OCR. In
addition, Mauricio has significant experience advising clients on
cybersecurity and privacy legal issues related to new product
development and business initiatives, such as connected and
driverless vehicles, smart cities, smart-grid, industrial internet
applications and services, "big data" applications and
analytics, machine learning and data rights, medical devices, and
consumer IoT products.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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