In 2024, over hundred countries have data protection or privacy legislation that imposes requirements relating to cyber risk management, cybersecurity and incident response. Even if you have no physical presence in a country, its laws may still apply to your business.
Penalties for non-compliance can result in large monetary fines and prohibition to engage in certain business activities. Serious cases may even trigger the criminal prosecution of non-compliant entities, their directors and executives including CISOs.
Europe
EU AI Act
EU DORA
EU GDPR
EU NIS 2
Swiss FDPA
UK DPA
UK GDPR
United States
US Federal Laws including
HIPAA, SOX, GLBA, CIRCIA, FCRA and FATCA
HIPAA, SOX, GLBA, CIRCIA, FCRA and FATCA
US State Laws including
New York Shield Act and California CCPA/CPRA
New York Shield Act and California CCPA/CPRA
Administrative Rules including
those by FTC, HHS, CFPB and FCC
those by FTC, HHS, CFPB and FCC
Executive Order including EO 14028
Standards and Frameworks
SOC 2
PCI DSS
ISO 27001 & 27701
NIST Special Publications
CIS Critical Security Controls®
CMMC
ImmuniWeb can help to stay compliant with applicable cybersecurity laws and regulations.
Inventory of
Applicable Laws
Applicable Laws
As a starting point, lawyers can carefully review your business operations and IT processes to provide you with a comprehensive list of applicable data protection, cybersecurity and privacy laws and regulations that your organization must comply with.
Inventory and Review of
Legal Duties
Legal Duties
Once you get a comprehensive inventory of applicable laws and regulations, lawyers can review your existing IT processes and cybersecurity procedures to ensure that all the requirements imposed by law exist and are properly implemented.
Legal Review of
Policies and Procedures
Policies and Procedures
After you have a comprehensive understanding of applicable laws and underlying duties, lawyers can review and help improve your existing cybersecurity policies and procedures to ensure conformity with legal and regulatory requirements.
Legal Review of
Cybersecurity Processes
Cybersecurity Processes
Once appropriate cybersecurity policies and procedures are in place, lawyers can review the underlying processes, for example, your penetration testing methodology or frequency of your Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA) to ensure compliance with law.
Legal Review of
Third-Party Risk Management
Third-Party Risk Management
Lawyers can review your Third-Party Risk Management Program (TPMR) or assess cybersecurity, data protection and privacy of your external suppliers and vendors to reduce supply chain risks and to comply with regulatory requirements.
Legal Review of
IT Contracts and Documents
IT Contracts and Documents
Lawyers can carefully review various IT documents, for example, data protection contracts with your vendors or cybersecurity insurance contracts, to identify possible gaps, risks or deficiencies, and bring them to your attention.
Legal Review of
Incident Response Plan
Incident Response Plan
To ensure that your Incident Response (IR) plan is both technically and legally robust, lawyers can carefully review it, focusing on technical, regulatory, human and media-relations aspects that are all crucial when dealing with a cybersecurity incident.
Takedown of
Illicit Internet Resources
Illicit Internet Resources
Lawyers files legal actions appropriate to take down illicit Internet resources that infringe your intellectual property rights, expose your personal or confidential information, or otherwise possess a risk to your business or its reputation.
To deliver cybersecurity compliance services, ImmuniWeb collaborates with
Platt Law LLP law firm and its global network of partner law firms around the world:
Platt Law LLP law firm and its global network of partner law firms around the world:
Cybersecurity
Legal Advisory
The law firm can answer your legal questions, help you to better understand your legal duties under applicable laws and regulations, and create action plan to meet regulatory requirements. ImmuniWeb can help to implement cybersecurity tasks and processes under the law firm’s supervision. This unique synergy gives you the following strategic advantages:
Legal Certainty
Reduced Financial Risks
Evidence of Compliance
Attorney-Client Privilege
Professional Secrecy
Lawyers can verify that your cybersecurity, data protection and privacy program is not just technically sound but also complies with laws and regulations.
Synergy between cybersecurity experts and lawyers not just minimizes data breaches but also reduces your exposure to private lawsuits and regulatory fines.
Once any non-conformities are properly remediated, the law firm can provide you with a letter of conformity to be shared with your clients, investors or regulators.
Your communications with the law firm may be protected by attorney-client privilege and shielded from compelled disclosure in litigation or regulatory investigations.
Your communications with the law firm are protected by strict professional secrecy imposed by law giving you the highest level of protection for your information.
DISCLAIMER: ImmuniWeb SA is not a law firm and thus does not provide legal advice or services. Legal services are provided directly by regulated law firms and licensed lawyers with whom ImmuniWeb collaborates to the extent permitted by law. This web page does not recommend a specific law firm.