CyberLaw
Legally informed decisions that promote growth while managing and mitigating cyber-risks
Cyber-security providers and users are challenged with many issues—some legal in nature—some critical in time and place—all specialized and unique to your cyber-risks. We listen and support our cyber-clients, formulating strategies for overcoming those challenges. We guide you through many complexities of defining and deploying cyber-risk mitigation and assignment solutions. If your needs center on defining and managing cyber-risks or their underlying regulatory issues—Keeling Law Offices can help you make legally informed decisions that promote risk-adjusted growth while managing and mitigating cyber-risk.
Trust Keeling Law Offices to listen and provide seasoned legal advice that is focused to your cyber-needs. We provide a free initial consult to ensure we understand your issues, specific needs while best positioning to provide you professional advice.
INNOVATING
- Devising Cyber-risk Informed Solutions
- Specifying/negotiating Cyber-services
- Leveraging strategies/aggregation strategies
- Regulatory compliance
- Cyber-insurance Solutions
- Protecting your intellectual property
- Validity/value of intellectual property of others
- Licensing issues/negotiations
- Leveraging content within multiple delivery/pay channels
- Leveraging Internet/mobility attributes and freedoms
- Cyber-risk Provider Solutions
- Hiring breach analysts
- Rebuilding compromised security systems
- Notifying potentially harmed parties required under state and federal law
- Legal costs
- Ongoing credit monitoring of affected parties
- Federal and state fines and penalties for breaching rules and regulations
- Minimizing Cyber-insurance Exclusions
- Breaches of protected information in paper files
- Claims brought by the government or regulators
- Vicarious liability, for data entrusted to a third-party vendor, when the breach occurs on the vendor’s system
- Unencrypted data
- Failure to use their best efforts to install software updates or releases.
- Failure to apply security patches to computer systems
- Expenses for first-party notification, which result from, “disclosure of personally identifiable, confidential corporate, or personal health information.”
PROTECTING
- Enabling Transactional Means
- Contracts with remedies
- Dispute resolution
- Defining Regulatory Certification/Compliance Means
- Regulatory approvals
- Regulatory proceedings
- Implementing Legal Safe-Guards
- Service Provider Breach Costs of security breach caused by a third party service provider, such as software-as-a-service (“SAAS”), platform-as-a-service (“PAAS”) or other “cloud” provider
- Third-party network security and privacy liability
- Third-party employee privacy liability
- Third-party electronic media liability
PRESERVING
- Reviewing Critical Cyber-Issues In A Changing Environment
- Business/legal landscape
- Regulatory limits and opportunities
- Cyber-risk indemnifying opportunities
- Reinforcing User-Level Transactions
- Network-risk reduced transactions
- Cloud SAAS provider safeguards
- End user envelopes
- Litigation—if necessary
- Compliance
- Transactions
- Cyber-rights
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