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• Global crisis prevention and crisis management: High profile cyber security incidents are being reported in the press more and more often. Clients benefit from our experience, over many years, of advising on some of the most serious hacking and data breach crises in the last decade.
• Crisis Management a checklist for General Counsel: Our detailed checklist will ensure you are prepared through all stages of a crisis.

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• Global Tensions Trigger Surge in Cyber Attacks: 5 Key Preparedness Steps: Simple, yet critical steps to prepare for a potential cyber attack.
• Cyber security: global perspectives: Panel discussion - we know from experience that there is by no means consistency in the way that cyber attacks are treated in different jurisdictions from both a regulatory and practical perspective. For global organisations facing many cross-border threats, this means that having a basic understanding of differences (as well as similarities) – and learning to navigate them – is key.
• Cyber security webinar: How to manage a cyber crisis and mitigate risk: A Cyber security webinar presentation on ‘How to manage a cyber crisis’ and mitigating your risk exposure. (Slides only)
• Cyber security case study: The WannaCry Attack Summary: The WannaCry attack provides a stark example of the damage that can be caused by a cyber-attack and provides a wakeup call for all companies of the need to protect against these attacks. We explain the background to the WannaCry attack, steps you should take when managing a cyber-crisis and the governance measures needed to avoid such a crisis developing in the first place.

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• The Russia/Ukraine Crisis - Sanctions Update: As the conflict in Ukraine has developed, so has the package of sanctions imposed by governments across the world on Russian entities and individuals.
• The long arm of sanctions indictments (blog post): A recent ruling by The General Court of the European Union has demonstrated the long arm of sanctions indictments. In light of the recent raft of new sanctions against Russia, banks and other financial institutions should note the direction of travel now set by the ECB.