Hunton Webinar Examines Obama Cybersecurity Executive Order
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On February 20, 2013, Hunton & Williams LLP hosted a webinar on cybersecurity risks and the Obama Administration’s recently-issued Executive Order on cybersecurity issues related to critical infrastructure. The webinar, entitled “The Cybersecurity Executive Order: Understanding Its Impact on Your Business,” covered issues such as the current threat landscape, U.S. and EU regulatory initiatives related to cybersecurity, and guidelines to help businesses prevent and manage cyber events.

The webinar featured presentations by Hunton & Williams partners Lisa J. Sotto (Head of the Global Privacy and Data Security practice), John J. Delionado and Evan D. Wolff (Director of the Homeland Security practice), and PwC Principal Jack L. Johnson, Jr. of the Washington Federal practice along with Directors Emily Stapf and Neal A. Pollard of PwC’s Forensic Technology Solutions practice.

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