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20 December 2019

Is Your Data Breach Report Protected?

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Squire Patton Boggs LLP

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Squire Patton Boggs LLP
Responding effectively to a data breach requires an organization to obtain a thorough forensic report about what happened and why.
United States Privacy

Responding effectively to a data breach requires an organization to obtain a thorough forensic report about what happened and why. Yet this report can damage the company further if it becomes public inadvertently. Members of our cross-practice data protection team discuss how to protect a forensic report under privilege. The insights of Leah Parsons, Ericka Johnson, and Colin Jennings can be found here. A related article on cyber and data breach preparedness and response can be found here.

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