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Five Takeaways from Recent Cybersecurity Developments by Colorado and the SEC

By Brian Neil Hoffman
August 01, 2018

Colorado's New Breach and Data Security Provisions

  1. Update cybersecurity incident response procedures and ensure key stakeholders are well informed and prepared in advance
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  1. Update current data protection and destruction policies and practices
  1. Review (and if needed, increase) insurance coverages for investigating and litigating potential incidents

Addressing Recent SEC Enforcement Activity

  1. Remain attuned to potential SEC/investor disclosures
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  1. Minimize individual liability risks

Conclusion

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