Cybersecurity & Data Privacy: Regulatory and Enforcement Update

Recent cyberattacks have only begun to reveal the full disruptive potential of cybercriminals and state actors to engage in theft on a massive scale, interfere with business operations, and mislead the public on matters of national significance. Lawmakers and regulators have responded by asking businesses and financial institutions to do even more to protect their data, their networks, and their customers’ privacy, or else face costly investigations and potential penalties. This program, presented by Joseph Facciponti and Katherine McGrail of Murphy & McGonigle, P.C., will review regulatory and enforcement trends and developments in the cybersecurity legal landscape in 2019 and make predictions for 2020.

Learning Objectives:

1. Review recent changes to the laws and regulations that apply to cybersecurity and data protection
2. Examine how regulators have enforced these laws in 2019
3. Discuss what to expect from lawmakers, regulators, and threat actors in 2020