Privacy & Data Security: Cybersecurity | USA

Miriam Wugmeister is frequently engaged by multinational corporations and Fortune 500 companies to advise on compliance with privacy regulations globally and for representation in major FTC investigations.

Andrew Serwin is accomplished in navigating data security incidents, overseeing technical investigations and responding to enforcement issues. His clients come from a range of sectors, including technology, energy and pharma.

Edward McNicholas' practice incorporates both counseling and litigation, including investigations conducted by enforcement entities. Able to assist in privacy and cybersecurity matters across the globe, he has an extensive clientele list which includes technology companies, pharma companies, financial institutions, healthcare providers and e-commerce retailers.

Kimberly Kiefer Peretti focuses her practice on cybersecurity counseling with notable expertise in HIPAA compliance. She draws on her valuable experience as a former cybercrime prosecutor at the Department of Justice. She is also active in dealing with healthcare data security incidents.

David Lashway is a highly regarded representative for clients in cybersecurity regulatory investigations and frequently advises on data breach response. He also has cross-border capabilities.

David Navetta is well regarded for his experience in handling data protection issues, running the gamut from incident response to information transfers. He is equally adept at guiding clients through FTC investigations, the SEC's cyber security rule and cybersecurity risk management.

Heather Egan of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius counsels clients on the full spectrum of transactional concerns pertaining to privacy and data security. She boasts specific experience in advising clients in the context of ransomware attacks as well as on adtech matters.

Phyllis Sumner of King & Spalding serves as the firm's chief privacy officer and is a noted incident response and litigation practitioner. She advises many well-known clients across a range of sectors including leisure and finance. She also has strong experience in privacy counseling on CCPA and Schrems compliance.

Anna Rudawski of A&O Shearman represents clients, notably in the life sciences and healthcare industries, facing various privacy and cybersecurity challenges. She focuses on providing advice regarding HIPAA and compliance with federal, state and international regulations and investigations.

Serrin Turner frequently acts for major tech-driven businesses in regulatory investigations, complex cybercrime cases and class actions as part of his broader data security practice.

Beth Waller is chair of Wood Rogers' cybersecurity & data privacy practice group and assists clients in the technology, education and government sectors in cybersecurity incident response and privacy contract negotiations.

David Simon of Skadden is experienced in dealing with a wide range of cybersecurity issues, including assessing incident response plans and responding to large ransomware attacks.

Eric Setterlund of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings is the cochair of the cybersecurity and privacy practice group. He is routinely called upon to represent clients during complex cyber attacks and alleged violations of HIPAA.

Erin Jane Illman is co-chair of the cybersecurity and privacy practice. She has a breadth of knowledge on US and global privacy and data protection laws. Erin represents clients in matters regarding cybersecurity, trade secret theft, security incidents and breaches and has a diverse clientele including those in the technology and e-advertising sectors.

Evan Wolff is co-chair of the firm's Privacy & Cybersecurity group and is often engaged by Fortune 100 companies for his work regarding cybersecurity and data breaches, including incident responses.

Jena Valdetero is co-chair of the firm's data, privacy and cybersecurity practice. Jena offers extensive experience handling data breaches, class action lawsuits, incident responses, compliance programs and cyber risk and ransomware advice.

Jud Welle assists clients stemming from a broad spectrum of sectors, including financial services, healthcare and technology. He has extensive experience of providing counsel on incident response, as well as regulatory response and compliance.

Linn Freedman of Robinson & Cole counts data breach response and defending resulting privacy claims as important pillars of her practice, which regularly sees her acting for healthcare businesses.

Megan Brown co-chairs the firms privacy, cyber & data governance practice. As a former senior DOJ official, Megan is well-versed in representing clients in congressional investigations and proceedings before the FTC. Brown is very able to handle ransomware attacks and cybersecurity governance.

Theodore Augustinos represents clients through complex cybersecurity compliance, breach and incident response and is well-versed in the CCPA.

Timothy Howard, former chief of complex frauds and cybercrime for the US Attorney's office, has an extensive background in privacy and data protection, particularly regarding white-collar crime. He regularly represent companies facing data breaches and internal investigations by the DOJ, SEC and FTC.

William Daugherty is head of cybersecurity for Norton Rose Fulbright and is highly regarded by clients for his work in data protection and privacy. Notably, he has extensive experience providing incident response, dispute and resolution services and risk advisory.