Matthew Oliver

May 24, 2017 | Corporate Counsel

The GDPR introduces a host of new obligations and restrictions for companies and the information they collect and maintain, as well as increased liability if data is not maintained and transmitted in accordance with the new regulations.

By Matthew Oliver and Steven Llanes

18 minute read

November 10, 2015 | New York Law Journal

Matthew Oliver, Amy Komoroski Wiwi and Natalie Dallavalle write: While the classic image behind data breaches is a shadowy hacker, a real risk, accidental or otherwise, is much more visible—your own employees. The insider presents a multifaceted threat. The employee's motivations could be activist, personal, or simple carelessness. And let's not forget that the insider is not necessarily someone sitting down the hall: It could be any third-party vendor who has access to a company's network for services.

By Matthew Oliver, Amy Komoroski Wiwi and Natalie Dallavalle

8 minute read

November 09, 2015 | New York Law Journal

Matthew Oliver, Amy Komoroski Wiwi and Natalie Dallavalle write: While the classic image behind data breaches is a shadowy hacker, a real risk, accidental or otherwise, is much more visible—your own employees. The insider presents a multifaceted threat. The employee's motivations could be activist, personal, or simple carelessness. And let's not forget that the insider is not necessarily someone sitting down the hall: It could be any third-party vendor who has access to a company's network for services.

By Matthew Oliver, Amy Komoroski Wiwi and Natalie Dallavalle

8 minute read