Foley Hoag’s Security and Privacy practice provides clients with experienced and effective legal counsel on the security and privacy issues encountered by businesses that often require immediate and discreet solutions. We actively guide our clients through the process of complying with the ever-growing number of state, federal, and international laws governing information security, identity theft, surveillance and other privacy issues. We have decades of experience in investigating, litigating and resolving a wide variety of security incidents, including thefts of confidential information, government investigations, competitive espionage, as well as breaches and leaks involving proprietary data.
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- Reminder: March 1, 2010 Deadline to Comply With Massachusetts Information Security Regulations Is Right Around the Corner [Read More]
- New Deadline For Red Flags Rules: FTC Gives Businesses Until June 1, 2010 To Develop Compliant Identity Theft Prevention Programs [Read More]
- Massachusetts Regulators Propose Amendments to Information Security Regulations, Delay Enforcement Until March 1, 2010 [Read More]
- Five Key Steps to Developing an Information Security Program [Read More]
- Last Minute Reprieve: FTC Gives Businesses Until August 1, 2009 to Adopt Identity Theft Prevention Programs To Comply With Federal Red Flags Rules [Read More]
| May 20, 2010 |
13th Annual Labor and Employment Law Seminar [Read More] |
Sheraton Needham Hotel
Needham, MA |