Trade Secrets and Cybersecurity: Protecting Intellectual Property, Mitigating Loss and Navigating Legal Responses
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide guidance to IP counsel on protecting trade secrets from cyberattack. The panel will discuss what action to take if trade secrets are stolen in a cyberattack and to mitigate the loss. The panel will also examine the legal responses available to respond to a cyberattack.
Outline
- Steps to take to protect trade secrets
- Key vulnerabilities
- Identifying and managing risks
- Mitigating losses if cyberattack occurs
- Navigating the legal response a company can/should take following cyberattack
- Civil litigation
- Federal criminal investigation
- Executive Order/sanctions
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- What are the key vulnerabilities that make cyberattack and trade secret theft a real risk?
- What practical legal remedies are available if a company's trade secrets are stolen by cyberattack?
- What strategies can counsel employ to identify and manage the cyber risks to trade secrets?
Faculty
Kevin A. Cranman
Senior Group Legal Counsel
Ericsson
For over 20 years Mr. Cranman has led technology and IP matters for organizations including the Georgia Institute of... | Read More
For over 20 years Mr. Cranman has led technology and IP matters for organizations including the Georgia Institute of Technology, BellSouth (now AT&T) Intellectual Property, Panasonic Mobile Communications, and Ericsson. He has been instrumental in developing and successfully leading programs to protect IP, confidential information and trade secrets. Mr. Cranman is a frequent presenter and author on topics including protecting confidential information and trade secrets, privacy and security, and employment issues.
CloseMargaret (Peggy) Daley
Managing Director
Berkeley Research Group
Ms. Daley has over 25 years of experience in investigations, data analytics, dispute resolution, and regulatory... | Read More
Ms. Daley has over 25 years of experience in investigations, data analytics, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance for multinational corporations in a variety of industries. She has conducted fraud, money laundering, and trade theft investigations on behalf of boards of directors and outside counsel, typically under circumstances requiring disclosure to relevant regulatory and law enforcement authorities. Before joining the firm, Ms. Daley was a corporate defense attorney at prominent national law firms. She also served as general counsel at a global security and litigation consulting firm.
CloseR. Mark Halligan
FisherBroyles
Mr. Halligan focuses his practice on IP litigation and complex commercial litigation. He has successfully represented... | Read More
Mr. Halligan focuses his practice on IP litigation and complex commercial litigation. He has successfully represented both individuals and corporations as plaintiffs and defendants in federal and state courts throughout the U.S. In recent years, Mr. Halligan has been at the forefront of international developments in IP law and is a recognized thought leader in the ever-growing area of trade secrets law, having spoken worldwide to organizations and corporations on the topic.
CloseMatthew F. Prewitt
Partner
Schiff Hardin
Mr. Prewitt is Chair of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Team and Co-Chair of the firm’s Trade... | Read More
Mr. Prewitt is Chair of the firm’s Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Team and Co-Chair of the firm’s Trade Secrets and Employee Mobility Team. He is a trial lawyer with a national practice in trade secrets litigation and disputes arising from nondisclosure and noncompetition agreements. As lead trial counsel, Mr. Prewitt has obtained injunctive relief in expedited proceedings in more than a dozen states.
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