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ARTICLE · 03 JUNE 2016

Cyber Liability: Remote Access & Mobile Device Security

A company's worst nightmare is where documents have been leaked and clients' confidential information has been exposed for all to see.

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Overview

A company's worst nightmare is where documents have been leaked and clients' confidential information has been exposed for all to see. Just recently, this nightmare became a reality for Mossack Fonseca & Co, a business providing legal and trust services based in the Republic of Panama. As reported by the media, 11.5 million documents detailing confidential transactions involving their clients were leaked. Creating an enormous frenzy, these infamous documents are now being referred to as the Panama Papers. Although the source of the leak is said to have come from an anonymous source that sent an email to a German newspaper, how that source came into contact with information is still unknown. Regardless of whether criminal charges are filed in conjunction with the Panama Papers, the breach will have a significant impact on the company's reputation. Most likely, the business will face civil liability as a result of the disclosure of the confidential information.

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