Lawyer Wendy Hulton Quoted in Canadian Lawyer Article on Data Breaches
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Toronto Lawyer Wendy Hulton was recently quoted in the article “Data breaches know no bounds,” published by Canadian Lawyer.
The article discusses how an organization can prepare for a cyber-incident and what the best practices are for approaching cybersecurity in cross-border organizations.
“The reality of business these days is it’s virtually all cross-border,” Hulton says. “Cybersecurity is inherently global – it’s multijurisdictional even if you think you’re a domestic company…so you have to take this into consideration when you’re putting your plans in place.”
Hulton and her team help clients develop breach response plans, educate general counsel on best practices and provide counsel in the case of an actual breach. Though “the uptake varies across the board,” Hulton says her team is constantly preaching the proactive approach to clients and recently more are on board, which she calls heartening.
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