A Q&A with John Yanchunis of Morgan & Morgan The legal landscape around data loss is rapidly evolving, and with major events such as the Anthem breach changing the game on a daily basis, it can be a challenge to keep up with the courts’ current thinking. I spoke with plaintiff attorney John Yanchunis of…

A Q&A with Dominic Paluzzi McDonald HopkinsIn late January 2015, the White House introduced the Personal Data Notification and Protection Act (PDNPA), a data breach notification bill, intended to improve national cybersecurity. I asked attorney and breach coach Dominic Paluzzi of McDonald Hopkins about how this bill differs from the existing laws and its potential…

A Q&A with Melanie Thomas of INFORM It’s just one of many pressing concerns during a cyber security event, but public relations and crisis communications are absolutely essential for sustaining customer loyalty and brand reputation long after the headlines fade. I spoke with Melanie Thomas of INFORM about how these services work and what companies…

A Q&A with John Mullen, Nelson Levine de Luca & Hamilton, LLP
The hours and days following the initial discovery of a breach are full of confusion and chaos. However, companies can save themselves from a lot of trouble later on down the line if they stay focused. We spoke to lawyer John F. Mullen Sr. of Nelson Levine de Luca & Hamilton, LLP in Blue Bell, PA, about dos and don’ts for companies in this situation—mostly don’ts.

A Q&A with Larissa K. Crum, Executive Vice President at Immersion, Ltd.
As part of an ongoing series of posts, I’m talking to experts in the field about the true costs associated with “crisis” data breach response services. The first focuses on notification, and I spoke with Larissa K. Crum, Executive Vice President at Immersion, Ltd., which provides printing, mailing, emailing, call center, and returned mail management services. <a href="”> Read More…