In Depth
3 Things the Litigator Says You Should Know
Three bits of privacy-related legalese that every business should understand
By Derek Slater
wrote, "there are precautions so imperative that even their universal disregard will not excuse their
omission."
In other words, you may have information protection strategies and technologies that are as good as
anyone in your industry, but you may still get "T.J. Hoopered." In court, breach victims may convince the
judge that, for example, though no other manufacturing company protects data by requiring tri-factor
authentication for network access, you should have.
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