Is it a Data-Breach Incident or a Cyber Attack? Lessons From the Frontlines of the Cybersecurity War
Sponsored Event | March.13.2015 | 8:45am - 10:45am (Pacific Standard Time)
Orrick Los AngelesOrrick's Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Group is pleased to host "Is it a Data-Breach Incident or a Cyber Attack? Lessons From the Frontlines of the Cybersecurity War" in association with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (Los Angeles KnowledgeNet).
During this event, our speaker will address one of the hottest issues in cyber security—data breaches. Mark Mermelstein, partner and co-chair of Orrick's Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Group, will discuss the costs and causes of data breaches, external attacks and lessons learned.
A light breakfast will be served. CLE credit (1.0) will be offered. Pay parking is available in multiple lots near the building.
8:45 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.
Registration, breakfast and networking
9:15 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
Speaker presentation and Q&A
CLE Credits Available: Y
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Practice:
- White Collar, Investigations, Securities Litigation & Compliance
- Internal Investigations
- Asset Recovery for Corporate Crime Victims
- Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation
Mark Mermelstein Partner White Collar, Investigations, Securities Litigation & Compliance, Internal Investigations
Los Angeles
Mark Mermelstein, a trial lawyer with more than 20 first-chair trials, specializes in white collar criminal defense and complex litigation.
Mark Mermelstein, a trial lawyer with more than 20 first-chair trials, specializes in white collar criminal defense and complex litigation, particularly in technology-related matters. He also handles Cybersecurity, Privacy, Litigation and Enforcement matters.Mark focuses his work representing corporations and individuals facing allegations of securities fraud, healthcare fraud, environmental crimes, violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the False Claims Act, mail/wire fraud, and embezzlement.
Mark also focuses on asset recovery for corporate crime victims such as those victimized by cybercrime, including theft of trade secrets, hacking, counterfeiting and other business crimes. In this regard, Mark routinely leads data breach and cybersecurity incident response efforts, as well as proactively advises on data breach mitigation strategies.
Mark has written many articles and has spoken extensively on many aspects of his practice. A frequent commentator on matters related to white collar crime, he has been recommended by Legal 500 in both White Collar Criminal Defense, and Cybersecurity.