Licensor and Licensee Dealmaking Tips to Reduce Data Privacy and Security Risks

June 25, 2014

Published by Bloomberg BNA Privacy & Data Security Law Resource Center, used by permission.

As chair of the HunterMaclean information technology and outsourcing practice area, Diana McKenzie is often challenged to develop innovative contractual solutions that will adequately address potential risks and protect the best interest of her clients. In this article, she shares lessons learned from guiding clients through the data privacy and security legal issues that are associated with the changing landscape of technology. Download the PDF here.

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