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ARTICLE · 15 MAY 2020

How to speak IT (information technology), regulatory risk and privilege

Everyone should have a basic understanding of their company's IT infrastructure, as the risk of cyber threats increases.

AustraliaLaw Practice Management

Erick Gunawan, our Global Head of Forensics speaks to Rakesh Kirpalani, Chief Technology Officer at Drew & Napier about information governance, how external counsel can assist organisations with electronically stored information, the challenges for in-house lawyers who need to work with IT and how they can be addressed.

Should all companies have information governance officers?

Ideally, everyone should have a basic understanding of the company's IT infrastructure, not least because as more companies digitise, the risk of cyber threats increases. A cyberattack can come from anywhere and it is now very common for attacks to originate from company employees who inadvertently allow an attacker into the system. However, it is particularly critical for a company's crisis response team to be familiar with the company's IT infrastructure to be able to respond decisively when required. At the same time, designated information governance officers responsible for formulating

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