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Top Women Lawyers

May 14, 2015

Tanya Forsheit

Baker & Hostetler LLP Los Angeles


For Forsheit, the type of information and whether or not a specific device was encrypted
are significant issues when responding to a data breach. Encryption "protects information
from being accessed" and most state laws do not require that notice be provided where
information is encrypted.


"If a company faces a situation where they don't have encryption, then if there was
certain kind...

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