Data analytics & big data Data rights
Emma Wright
Everything you want to know about data breaches
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Of course you’re 100% ready to respond to a data breach. Aren’t you? Because it’s when, not if, someone gets unauthorised access to your data. It’s not always malicious activity: a data breach can happen when an employee accidentally emails data to the wrong recipient or loses a work device. However it happens, the consequences can be severe: loss of customer confidence, damage to your brand and a heavy fine.
It’s better to secure the stable door as much as possible in advance. We can help you assess the risks and put in place resilient processes and help you procure security solutions to diminish the opportunities for things to go wrong. That includes reviewing contractual data protection obligations with your suppliers and customers (using our AI-based toolkit). When a breach happens, we’ll work with you to handle every aspect from communications with customers and other stakeholders as well as the regulatory authorities to identifying the cause and measures to prevent it happening again.
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