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To report or not report, legal expert Emma Green on data breaches

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Martina Lindberg

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Solicitor outlines the do’s and don’ts from a compliance and legal perspective after a cyberattack.

Discussion of cybersecurity and best practice on how to prevent attacks featured heavily at London DTX Expo. But what are the legal implications if an attack occurs and data is stolen? Emma Green, Managing Partner at Cyber Data Law Solicitors, guided delegates through the requirements after a data breach.

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