The truth is that you can no more prevent a data breach than other types of crime against your organization such as robbery or theft. In-house counsel can have a huge impact, however, on the impact that a data breach has on an organization, including how quickly the organization identifies, investigates, and remediates a breach; how an organization communicates with partners, impacted individuals, regulators, and the media; whether the organization complies with contractual and regulatory obligations; and minimizing the potential for class actions and/or potential liability if litigation is filed. Join Bryan Cave partner David Zetoony, who examines 10 key legal documents which have an impact on an organization’s ability to effectively respond to a data breach and explains the significance of each document, how the document comes into play after a breach occurs, and what provisions within each document to be familiar with before a breach.