Safety
2020 Cyber Risk Outlook
As cyber threats increase in numbers and complexity, contractors can take steps to reduce the chances of a cyberattack and the cost associated with it.
By Jeffrey M. Dennis and J. Nathan Owens
February 6, 2020
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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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