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Cybersecurity and Due Diligence: Avoiding Liability for Someone Else’s Mistakes

David Shonka and Matthew Rotert of Redgrave LLP liken corporate acquisitions to poker games, in the sense that the acquiring company is betting on the privacy and security practices of the acquired entity, assuming not only responsibility for the acquired personal information, but also liability for any prior security breaches.

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