The news that a Verizon Communications Inc. vendor exposed millions of customer records has highlighted the serious risks related to trusting third-party vendors with company data.
When there’s a breach or data is exposed, no matter where it originates, the responsibility often comes back to the company, said current and former in-house counsel, so legal departments must ensure that they conduct proper third-party vendor due diligence.
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