Lisa Sotto Speaks on Cybersecurity: Changes in Legal Landscape (Part 1)
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Lisa J. Sotto, partner and head of Hunton & Williams LLP’s Global Privacy and Cybersecurity practice group, recently spoke at Bloomberg Law’s Second Annual Big Law Business Summit. In Part 1 of the panel discussion, Lisa describes the dramatic changes in the legal landscape of privacy over the last 10 to 15 years, discussing the emergence of privacy laws such as “the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act for the financial sector, HIPAA for the health care sector and…of course, the local implementation of the European Data Protection Directive.” She then continues to note an “explosion” in the legal landscape in 2005 due to the first data breach that drew national attention, after which, “cyber and privacy grew in parallel.”

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