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Seventh Annual Data Security Incident Response Report Released – Disruption and Transformation

Posted on April 30, 2021 by Dissent

Theodore J. Kobus III of BakerHostetler writes:

Welcome to our seventh Data Security Incident Response Report (DSIR). It has been quite a year from many perspectives. Thank you to everyone we have continued to partner and work with to create this report.

We are excited to soon launch a new digital platform version, and we intend to update this version throughout the year with real-time data. The DSIR will continue to share data and insights about security incidents, regulatory enforcement actions, class actions, transactions, digital innovation, compliance projects, data governance, and advisory matters to help organizations develop solutions to address the issues that data and technology create.

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