BTI Names Crowell & Moring Among Its "CyberSavvy 16" Law Firms
Firm News | 1 min read | 03.19.20
Washington, D.C. – March 19, 2020: BTI Consulting Group named Crowell & Moring one of its “CyberSavvy 16” law firms in its first-ever Cybersecurity & Data Privacy 2020 report. The list highlights law firms that general counsel and other high-ranking corporate decision-makers have identified as “firms to call first during a cyberattack or other data privacy crisis,” particularly as experts warn that the COVID-19 outbreak presents hackers with new opportunities.
To assemble the list, BTI conducted more than 250 phone interviews with the highest-ranking cybersecurity and data privacy decision-makers in more than 15 industries, including banking, consumer goods, pharmaceutical and transportation. Corporate counsel said the firms on the CyberSavvy 16 list can anticipate what's coming next, and "can simplify even the most complex legal matters and are unwavering in their dedication to clients," according to BTI.
Crowell & Moring's Privacy & Cybersecurity Group guides clients through the myriad federal, state, and international laws governing the collection, use, transfer, and protection of data. The group provides practical advice that permits clients to address privacy and cybersecurity issues in a manner appropriate to their business needs and to the risks that they face.
Click here for the latest coronavirus guidance on privacy and cybersecurity as well as other areas on Crowell & Moring’s Coronavirus Resource Center page.
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