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2018 Cyber Risk Outlook: What Construction Executives Need to Know
Unless the world stops using computers, cyber crime will continue to increase in the coming years.
By Jeffrey M. Dennis and J. Nathan Owens
December 4, 2017
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by Jeffrey M. Dennis
Jeff Dennis is a Partner and the Head of Newmeyer Dillion's Privacy and Data Security practice. He advises his clients on a multitude of privacy and cybersecurity related issues, including proper preparation, compliance, risk avoidance and breach response – with the goal of advancing his clients’ business interests through the implementation of a strong privacy and data security governance structure.
by J. Nathan Owens
Nathan Owens is Office Managing Partner of Newmeyer Dillion’s Las Vegas office. He maintains a diverse practice representing businesses in a variety of industries, including construction, real estate, and privacy and data security. Nathan works with clients to ensure their legal strategies align with and support their business’ goals.
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