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Sixth Annual Data Security Incident Response Report Released – Managing Enterprise Risks and Leveraging Data in a Digital World

Posted on May 1, 2020 by Dissent

There are many firms that issue yearly reports on data breach trends and incident response based on their experience. When a law firm has been involved in more than 1000 cases, it’s worth taking a look at their findings. I have always found my discussions with BakerHostetler lawyers to be informative. I’m looking forward to reading their newest report.

Today, Theodore J. Kobus III of BakerHostetler writes:

We are excited to present our sixth Data Security Incident Response Report (DSIR).

[…]

This year, we are reporting on statistics from 950 of the 1,000+ incidents we helped manage in 2019. The incidents we worked on cover all industries and sizes of organizations.

Download the Report >>

 

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