At SANS Institute, I teach professionals how to address data and Internet theft from the perspective of law and public relations. The publicity surrounding a security breach can influence the final impact of the incident.
in reference to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY62LRUdTKQ (view on Google Sidewiki)
Benjamin Wright is an attorney in private practice, advising clients on privacy, digital law and forensic investigations. He teaches e-discovery, information technology and cyber-investigation law for SANS Institute.
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Speaker and Author
Mr Wright is a frequent public speaker at professional groups like state CPA societies and Institute of Internal Auditors. As the author of technology law books such as The Law of Electronic Commerce, he blogs on electronic data, records, security and social media law, and he spots trends, such as the rise of activists and whistleblowers wielding small video cameras. 2010: Russian financial authorities tapped Mr. Wright for advice on regulation and investigations in the micro-finance industry.
Associations
The Texas Bar Association publishes an attorney profile on Mr. Wright.
Mr. Wright graduated from Georgetown University Law Center 1984. He serves on the Industry Advisory Board for the Electrical Engineering Department as SMU's Lyle School of Engineering.
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Public Discussion
Mr. Wright's public blogs, tweets, videos, web comments and the like are intended to promote public discussion. They constitute the online update service for the book The Law of Electronic Commerce. Originally released 1991, and revised continually since then, the book is published by Wolters Kluwer Law and Business.
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Privacy/Security Vision
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