New York Attorney General (AG) Letitia James and global movie theater operator National Amusements, Inc. (National) settled a lawsuit stemming from a 2022 data breach reported by National, which affected 82,128 National employees. As part of its settlement, National agreed to pay $250,000 in penalties to the state and to “improve existing cybersecurity infrastructure to prevent future data breaches.”
Karla Ballesteros
Karla is an associate in the firm's Privacy + Cyber practice. Her daily work includes counseling insureds on the initial incident response, potential ransom payment, restoration, data mining, and notification segments of the incident response practice. She also leads efforts to identifying and remediating shortcomings in cybersecurity and privacy practices of firm clients.
Navigating the Privacy Landscape: Insights from Troutman Pepper’s 2023 Privacy Year in Review
By James Koenig, Ronald I. Raether, Jr., Ashley L. Taylor, Jr., Stephen C. Piepgrass, Joshua Davey, Kim Phan, Angelo A. Stio III, Gene Fishel, Laura Hamady, Joel Lutz, Zie Alere, Karla Ballesteros, Rachel Buck, Robyn Lin, Carson Cox, Natasha Halloran, Natalia Jacobo, Marnishia Jernigan, Namrata Kang, Susie Lloyd, Alexandria Pritchett, McKayla Riter, Whitney Shephard, Trey Smith, Edgar Vargas, Daniel Waltz & Mac McCullough on
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In an era where privacy, security, and artificial intelligence are at the forefront of many business operations, staying informed about the latest developments is crucial. Our 2023 Privacy Year in Review is an in-depth analysis of the past year’s significant advancements and challenges in these areas.