Ep. 22 Transatlantic Cybersecurity, Federal Legislation, and Common Threat Actors

from Cyber Law Revolution · host Spencer Pollock

Send us Fan MailThis episode dives into how transatlantic cybersecurity cooperation is crucial in defending ourselves in this cyberwar. However, this puts the cart before the horse. Specifically, we need a defined and uniform federal cybersecurity/privacy law to allow companies to understand and comply with one set of obligations. This would enable companies to focus on best practices and defense rather than constantly worrying about the continually evolving and changing cyber/privacy laws. Enjoy, comment, discuss, and feel free to send in questions!

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