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ISACA conference: legal aspects of a cyber crisis management plan

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Cybersecurity
Information
Data

thu. 21 Nov.

18h00-20h00

As recognized specialists in the protection of personal data, Emmanuelle Ragot, Florence Delille and Guillaume Dally have been asked by ISACA, Luxembourg section, to talk about the appropriate governance processes to be put in place when managing a crisis. cyber attack.
In the face of the growing number of cyberattacks, companies must anticipate and prepare to face the legal aspects of such a situation. Beyond the technical requirements, it becomes necessary to adopt an approach using principles of governance ensuring responsiveness, efficiency and taking into account legal constraints.

During this seminar, me. Emmanuelle Ragot, DATA / IP / TMT and job partner at Wildgen, and me. Florence Delille, Senior Partner, will discuss the steps of legal management before, during and after a cyber incident and will present the legal aspects of crisis management.

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Emmanuelle RAGOT, a partner at the Paris and Luxembourg Courts, is head of the Data, Intellectual Property and Technology, Data Media / IP / TMT Media Practice Group at Wildgen, as well as the Labor Law Department. A recognized specialist in the protection of personal data for more than 15 years, she is invited by the management and board of directors of her clients to contribute to the implementation of legal policies and the internal culture of protection. data, conduct legal audits and produce legal documentation on the GDPR. She works with legal affairs and board members on the impact of the GDPR in their various projects.
Florence DELILLE, a lawyer at the Court and a lawyer at the Luxembourg Bar since 2008, is a Senior Associate in the Data, Intellectual Property and Technology, Telecommunications, Media (Data / IP / TMT) Practice Group at Wildgen. It helps clients comply with the GDPR by performing legal audits, helping them to implement their data protection policies and negotiating agreements on the processing of personal data. His expertise covers all controversial and non-contentious issues related to new technologies.
Guillaume DALLY, a lawyer and member of the Paris and Luxembourg Bars (List IV), is a Senior Associate in the Data, Intellectual Property and Technology, Telecommunications, Media (Data / IP / TMT) Practice Group at Wildgen. It deals with contentious and non-contentious issues related to data protection, trademarks, new technologies, intellectual property and the media.

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