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DATA SECURITY AND THE LAW 2020
Lawyer H. Scott Aalsberg the Cyber Security Lawyer
| Cyber Penetration and What You Must Do To Protect The Company and Yourself: |
Copyright 2020 H. Scott Aalsberg, Esq., P.C. All Rights Reserved The NJ Cyber Security Lawyer
| Low Cost $250.00 Consultation 732 257 5040 |
Every person in the company owes a fiduciary responsibility
to protect the data of the company.
to protect the data of the company.
However, legal responsibility for a penetration or breach is many times
only found with the directors, management and those responsible for
the security and storage of the data. Thus so called ministerial
employees must report problems if they would be expected to see and
recognize them, but thats all. A ministerial employee would not even be
responsible to report the penetration unless this was a specific duty
given to him legally.
only found with the directors, management and those responsible for
the security and storage of the data. Thus so called ministerial
employees must report problems if they would be expected to see and
recognize them, but thats all. A ministerial employee would not even be
responsible to report the penetration unless this was a specific duty
given to him legally.
What Cyber Security Policies Must Be Implemented To
Prevent A Breach to your system of Data:
Prevent A Breach to your system of Data:
The Answer is any policy that will prevent the breach. That being said
to prevent legal liability you must show that your policies and security
protocols are at the minimum up to the industry standard "best
practices" However, if your industry standard is below the standards of
other industries and your data collection or retention is similar you
would be expected to meet or exceed the standards of that industry.
Thus, it is never enough to be as good as everyone else but you must
be better if you wish to have the best chance of avoiding maximum
liability.
to prevent legal liability you must show that your policies and security
protocols are at the minimum up to the industry standard "best
practices" However, if your industry standard is below the standards of
other industries and your data collection or retention is similar you
would be expected to meet or exceed the standards of that industry.
Thus, it is never enough to be as good as everyone else but you must
be better if you wish to have the best chance of avoiding maximum
liability.
Services Offered
| Data Defense Review Insurance Review Cyber Penetration Policy Review Data Vulnerability Policy Review Criminal and Civil Legal Defense Cyber Insurance Claim Review Media & Public Damage Control Damage Control For Breaches Breach Protocols Best Practices Review Privacy Impact Assessments Internet and Website Disclaimers Terms of Use Agreements Employee Training for Breaches Corporate Criminal Legal Defense Speaking Engagements Corporate Educational Seminars |
Can You Avoid Liability If a Penetration Does Occur:
Just because a penetration of your system may have occured that does
not mean that you will be responsble legally for the breach if no harm
was caused and your not holding financial information or medical
records. But many lawyers have tried and millions in legal fees have
been paid to defend against law suits with pre-litigation and litigation
defense planning.
not mean that you will be responsble legally for the breach if no harm
was caused and your not holding financial information or medical
records. But many lawyers have tried and millions in legal fees have
been paid to defend against law suits with pre-litigation and litigation
defense planning.
H. Scott Aalsberg, Esq., P.C.
The Business, Internet, Data Defense and Cyber Attack Risk Management Lawyer
G-10 Brier HIll Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816
1028 Route #23 North, Wayne, NJ 07470
(732) 257 5040
The Business, Internet, Data Defense and Cyber Attack Risk Management Lawyer
G-10 Brier HIll Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816
1028 Route #23 North, Wayne, NJ 07470
(732) 257 5040