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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2009

Privacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley Drye

from Credit Union Information Security Podcast · host CUInfoSecurity.com

Legal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond? Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses: Do's and don'ts following a data breach; Privacy legislation trends for 2010; What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow. Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer protection matters. In particular, she specializes in advertising, privacy, and data security law. She frequently conducts workshops and gives speeches on advertising, privacy, and data security compliance. She is often quoted on these issues in major business and law journals and newsletters, and has authored numerous advertising, privacy, and data security articles. Ms. Hutnik was recently nationally recognized as a leading practitioner in the area of Privacy & Data Security by Chambers USA.

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