1 March 2022 • 4 minute read
DLA Piper announces collaboration with The Providence Group
DLA Piper is pleased to announce a collaboration with The Providence Group to deliver trusted cyber, privacy and data use risk governance insights through wargames, table-top exercises, and other scenario-based services to clients to prepare them to mitigate business and mission interruptions, as well as regulatory and reputational risk.
The Providence Group’s holistic wargaming and table-top scenario development and implementation approach, combined with DLA Piper’s cutting-edge cyber risk governance advice, will assist clients in anticipating data risks and developing the “muscle memory” needed to effectively manage an actual incident.
“DLA Piper’s legal counsel has been a trusted advisor for some of the world’s top breach incidents. With the integration of The Providence Group’s scenario development process and services, we will provide a powerful foundation for forward-leaning data risk governance for our clients,” said Andrew Serwin, US co-chair and global chair of DLA Piper’s Data Protection, Privacy and Security and Cybersecurity practices.
“We are excited to build on our successful work with DLA Piper and expand our services to support clients as they grapple with an increasingly challenging risk landscape,” said Dan Caprio, co-founder and chairman of The Providence Group.
DLA Piper and The Providence Group will offer complementary services designed to prepare clients to foresee, confront and govern the risks associated with cyber incidents, privacy breaches, and the unintended consequences from artificial intelligence.
DLA Piper’s Data Protection, Privacy and Security multidisciplinary team of lawyers and operational consultants advises on all issues surrounding cybersecurity, including building cyber resilience, incident response, cyber insurance issues and post-incident remediation, including litigation capabilities. DLA Piper’s team is enhanced by the presence of a major consulting practice embedded within it, an approach that enables the firm to provide clients with holistic and tailored client service built to preserve and protect enterprise value.
The Providence Group’s holistic wargaming and table-top scenario development and implementation approach, combined with DLA Piper’s cutting-edge cyber risk governance advice, will assist clients in anticipating data risks and developing the “muscle memory” needed to effectively manage an actual incident.
“DLA Piper’s legal counsel has been a trusted advisor for some of the world’s top breach incidents. With the integration of The Providence Group’s scenario development process and services, we will provide a powerful foundation for forward-leaning data risk governance for our clients,” said Andrew Serwin, US co-chair and global chair of DLA Piper’s Data Protection, Privacy and Security and Cybersecurity practices.
“We are excited to build on our successful work with DLA Piper and expand our services to support clients as they grapple with an increasingly challenging risk landscape,” said Dan Caprio, co-founder and chairman of The Providence Group.
DLA Piper and The Providence Group will offer complementary services designed to prepare clients to foresee, confront and govern the risks associated with cyber incidents, privacy breaches, and the unintended consequences from artificial intelligence.
DLA Piper’s Data Protection, Privacy and Security multidisciplinary team of lawyers and operational consultants advises on all issues surrounding cybersecurity, including building cyber resilience, incident response, cyber insurance issues and post-incident remediation, including litigation capabilities. DLA Piper’s team is enhanced by the presence of a major consulting practice embedded within it, an approach that enables the firm to provide clients with holistic and tailored client service built to preserve and protect enterprise value.
