You’ve Been Breached – Who Do You Call?

You’ve Been Breached – Who Do You Call?59 sec read

Author

The COSECURE Team

Connect with LinkedIn

Date

01/30/2023

summary

On the Cyber Law Monitor podcast, Cozen O’Connor leaders discuss practical tips on how to manage internal and external communications following a data breach.

On Cozen O’Connor’s Cyber Law Monitor podcast, host Andrew Baer is joined by Matthew Klahre from Cozen O’Connor’s Technology, Privacy & Data Security practice group for a discussion, with practical tips, on how to manage internal and external communications following a data breach. Forensic investigators, like COSECURE Cybersecurity, are a critical party in the investigation or remediation of a breach. Listen to the episode to learn why →

COSECURE Cybersecurity, an ancillary business unit of Cozen O’Connor, assesses client technology systems for cyber risks, teach employees how to protect themselves and their companies from hackers, and help our clients respond to cyber security threats, data breaches, and financial fraud. Learn more →

More News & Resources

01/30/2023

You’ve Been Breached – Who Do You Call?59 sec read

On Cozen O’Connor’s Cyber Law Monitor podcast, host Andrew Baer is joined by Matthew Klahre from Cozen O’Connor’s Technology, Privacy & Data Security practice group for a discussion, with practical tips, on how to manage internal and ...

02/23/2023

What Keeps Philadelphia Law Firm Leaders Up at Night? Circumventing Practice Management Land Mines in Small & Mid-Sized Law Firms3 min read

This seminar, focused on practice management land mines in small and mid-sized law firms and how to circumvent them, will feature three segments. Presentations and speakers will include: Management “Land Mine” #1: Workplace Security Management ...

03/02/2023

Anatomy of a Business Email Compromise4 min read

Cybercriminals steal billions of dollars from small businesses every year, and one of their favorite methods is the business email compromise (BEC), a sophisticated way to divert funds from legitimate business-to-business transfers. A Common Example ...