Cybersecurity and data privacy/management attorney David Katz has joined the National Technology Security Coalition’s (NTSC) Policy Council, comprised of leading cyber attorneys, policy experts
“When my clients encounter a cybersecurity threat, I help them with assessing, containing and mitigating the incident, complying with their legal and compliance obligations, managing the legal and regulatory response, reestablishing normal operations, and resuming business as usual as soon as possible,” said David.
“I also provide privacy and security
“David’s data privacy law and policy experience is extremely deep, and we need people like him to help the NTSC navigate 2019 as the United States enters uncharted territory with its attempts at data privacy legislation and regulation in the wake of GDPR and various data scandals,” said Patrick Gaul, Executive Director of the NTSC.
“David is an expert at helping businesses with internal policies and compliance procedures, employee and consumer education strategies, implementation of auditing and monitoring controls, reviews of disciplinary and enforcement activities, and risk assessments. He also has experience in drafting consumer-facing privacy and mobile application privacy policies and complex data sharing and data protection agreements between corporate entities. As the NTSC Policy Council continues to educate and guide our Board of Directors, David is an essential person to bring on board for guidance and insights about how national data privacy policy will impact businesses going forward. We are happy to have David as part of our NTSC Policy Council.”
The NTSC Policy Council considers cybersecurity issues as they pertain to the role of the CISO and submits advocacy recommendations to the NTSC Board for review and approval. Working closely with the NTSC’s advocacy efforts, the Policy Council also keeps the Board informed about important details, trends, and updates related to national cybersecurity law and policy.