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Cyber & Privacy
Risk Management Solutions
Introduction
In today's interconnected digital landscape, safeguarding your business against cyber and privacy risks is not just an option – it's a necessity. At Albrecht Burrows, we understand the critical importance of proactive risk management in the face of evolving cyber threats. Our expertise in cyber and privacy risk management empowers businesses to assess, address, and mitigate potential vulnerabilities effectively and cost-efficiently.
With cyber attacks on the rise and privacy regulations becoming increasingly stringent, businesses can no longer afford to overlook the importance of comprehensive risk management strategies. Our tailored solutions provide you with the peace of mind that comes from knowing your organization is equipped to navigate the complexities of the digital world securely. Partner with us to secure your business today and build a resilient foundation for tomorrow.
Cyber and Technology Solutions
- Cyber Readiness Assessments (click for details)
- Information Security Policies and Frameworks
- Incident Response & Business Continuity Plans
- Data Governance
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance
- Cyber and Technology contracts
- Incident response management (click for details)
- Rapid breach analysis and confirmation
- Foreign jurisdiction applicability assessments and coordination of international response
- Notifiable data breach management (Australia, NZ and UK/EU GDPR)
- Data breach eDiscovery
- Ransomware response and payment advice
- International sanctions checking and advice
- Digital IP enforcement & injunctive relief
- Freedom of information requests (and response)
- Post incident recovery and remediation
- AFSL / ACL Breach investigation and ASIC reporting
- Insurance coverage and claims
- Complex indemnity disputes and claims for dual insurance
- Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) disputes
- Policy wording and endorsement drafting
- Cyber insurance proposal design and drafting
- Civil Liability Act and the application of third party liability for the criminal acts of others
- Misleading and Deceptive Conduct under the Australian Consumer Law
- Contractual breaches and implied contractual duties
- Inducing breach, knowing receipt, knowing assistance, and tort of passing off
- Corporation Act and breach of directors’ & fiduciary duties
- Acting in response to regulatory investigations
- Complex recoveries
- Project specific information security and data protection advice
- Regulatory and industry body engagement
- International expansions support and advice
- M&A Cyber Security Due Diligence
- AFSL / APRA Cyber compliance audits
- Corporations Act and Regulations (and ASIC Regulatory Guides)
- APRA Prudential Standards
- Spam Act and Do Not Call Register Act
- Workplace Surveillance Laws
- AI laws and regulations including the EU AI Act
Privacy & Data Protection Solutions
- Privacy Capability Assessments (click for details)
- Privacy Policies, Notices, and Disclosures
- Data Governance and Strategy including Privacy Management Programs covering the UK / EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Legitimate Interest and Transfer Impact Assessments
- Privacy Impact Assessments (click for details)
- Data Privacy Impact Assessments (DPIA)
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance including Conformity Assessments, Data Ethics, and Bias Assessments
- Privacy contractual clauses
- Data Processing Agreements and International Data Transfer Agreements
- Privacy data mapping
- Privacy Advisory and Privacy-by-Design project support
- Privacy breach response and management
- Rapid breach analysis and confirmation
- Foreign jurisdiction applicability assessments and coordination of international response
- Notifiable data breach management (Australia, NZ and UK/EU GDPR)
- Data breach eDiscovery
- Ransomware response and payment advice
- International sanctions checking and advice
- Digital IP enforcement & injunctive relief
- Post incident recovery and remediation
- AFSL / ACL Breach investigation and ASIC reporting
- Privacy complaints and investigations
- Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs)
- Civil Liability Act and the application of third party liability for the criminal acts of others relating to interferences with privacy including doxxing
- Misleading and Deceptive Conduct under the Australian Consumer Law relating to Privacy
- Contractual breaches and implied contractual duties
- Privacy Act breaches and breach of directors’ & fiduciary duties
- Acting in response to regulatory investigations
- Privacy-by-Design consulting / Privacy Engineering
- Advising on Privacy enhancing technologies
- Regulatory and industry body engagement and advocacy
- International expansions support and advice
- Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Privacy Due Diligence
- Privacy compliance audits including APRA, ASIC (AFSL/ACL), & Health
- Product liability relating to privacy, including AI / ML
- Commonwealth and State Privacy Acts
- EU & UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- EU ePrivacy Directive
- Consumer Data Rights (CDR)
- Corporations Act and Regulations (and ASIC Regulatory Guides)
- APRA Prudential Standards
- Spam Act and Do Not Call Register Act
- Workplace Surveillance and Privacy laws
- PIPEDA (Canada)
- US State and Federal privacy including California Consumer Privacy
- Illinois Biometric Information Privacy
- AI laws and regulations including the EU AI Act
Truly commercial advice
Behind every legal issue exists a unique set of commercial circumstances and objectives which can have a huge impact on how time and resources should be invested. Indemnities don’t need to be negotiated if there’s no exposure. IP rights are only as valuable as the IP. Often fee calculations and payment terms are the most important clauses in a contract. If you understand that a legal clause has no commercial relevance – that’s an advantage you have over your counterpart. Many lawyers are oblivious to these factors – we live for them.
Transparent and Flexible Pricing
Solution prices starting from
Description | Item | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
Cyber Readiness Assessment (CRA) Starting from | $3,500 | ||
Privacy Capability Assessment (PCA) Starting from | $3,500 | ||
Privacy Impact Assessments Starting from | $3,500 | ||
Incident Response Plans Starting from | $2,000 | ||
Cyber and Privacy Contract Reviews Starting from | $1,500 | ||
AI Compliance Maturity Assessment. Starting from | $3,500 |
Fractional Privacy Officer Plans
Foundations Package
- Privacy Policy updates/drafting and 1 round of editing by a privacy lawyer
- Data Breach Response Plan template, guidance, and 1x review
- Collection Notices and Consent Forms
- General ad-hoc privacy enquiries (up to 4 hours per month)
Established Package
- Everything in Foundations plus:
- Model contractual clauses for privacy and data breach management
- Personal Information Data Retention Policy template and 1 round of editing by privacy lawyer
- Record of Processing Activities (ROPA) worksheet, guidance, and 1 round of review
- Privacy Impact Assessment template
- 4 additional hours per month for general ad-hoc privacy enquiries
(total = 8 hours per month)
Advanced Package
- Everything in Established plus:
- Model Data Processing Agreement (DTA): Controller - Processor
- Business Continuity Plan template, 1 hr workshop, and 1 round of review and edits of your completed BCP
- Privacy Impact Assessment covering 1 major system with 1 round of editing, conducted by a privacy lawyer
- 4 additional hours per month for general ad-hoc privacy enquiries (total = 12 hours per month)
Privacy Helpdesk - Ad-hoc hours
Privacy Helpdesk
4 hours
- Access to senior privacy lawyer
- 4 hours of informal privacy advice
- review of draft privacy documents
- ad-hoc privacy advice
- Hours valid to use for 12 months from date of purchase
Privacy Helpdesk hours are not usable for data breach response services or work relating to large projects or complex issues (typically requiring more than 4 hrs effort on a single enquiry or relating to: complex international or multi-jurisdictional privacy law, machine learning, facial recognition, artificial intelligence, data breach response, insurance claims, or disputes & litigations)
Privacy Helpdesk
8 hours
- Access to senior privacy lawyer
- 8 hours of informal privacy advice
- review of draft privacy documents
- ad-hoc privacy advice
- Hours valid to use for 12 months from date of purchase
Privacy Helpdesk
12 hours
- Access to senior privacy lawyer
- 12 hours of informal privacy advice
- review of draft privacy documents
- ad-hoc privacy advice
- Hours valid to use for 12 months from date of purchase
Get a no obligation consultation
At Albrecht Burrows, we understand the complexity and urgency of cyber and privacy risks facing businesses today. Get a no obligation consultation with our experts to better understand how your business can increase your resilience to cyber and privacy threats and regulatory risks. Our team of experienced multidisciplinary professionals will work closely with you to create personalised risk management solutions tailored to your business' unique needs needs and budget. Don't wait until it's too late – schedule your no-obligation consultation today and take proactive steps towards protecting your business from cyber threats and privacy breaches.
Testimonials
What sets AB apart is their flexible and pragmatic approach - they share our values, our DNA, and they think outside the box. The team are highly skilled commercial lawyers who possess unparalleled expertise in regulatory areas, a deep understanding of business, and exceptional negotiation skills."
Regan Carey
Head of Legal and Compliance
Craigs Investment Partners
AB offers exceptional legal advice delivered by highly skilled and brilliant lawyers who are fantastic to deal with; personable, easy to talk to and compassionate. The commerciality of their advice is matched only by their commitment to simplifying the law and finding practical, creative solutions!
Tas Demos
Managing Partner
BDH Leaders
Meet the Team
Our cyber and privacy services are delivered by our team of highly qualified professionals with decades of experience across all areas of cyber security and law, as well as law enforcement, artificial intelligence, privacy and data protection, risk management, business resilience, disaster recovery, crisis management, insurance and more.
James A. Cole
Partner | Head of Cyber & Privacy
My passion is helping our clients to implement holistic and commercial technology, privacy, and governance strategies that are aligned to their business objectives and risk appetite. I enjoy holistically applying my expertise across technology, business, and law enabling me to get to the heart of the issues and achieve positive, long-term results for clients.
James has spent more than two decades specialising in information security, strategic operations, and Governance, Risk & Compliance helping businesses and government seamlessly integrate privacy, technology, security, and compliance with business objectives.
James’ success as a computer scientist and lawyer has been centred on his core belief that privacy, security, and compliance do not have to be onerous activities that hinder business.
James’ expertise is wide ranging on every axis. He has advised organisations across both private and public sectors, as well as a broad range of industries including financial services, insurance, technology, healthcare, and government.
His advice spans across:
- international commercial expansions and regulatory compliance
- international privacy regimes including GDPR, CCPA, HIPPA, PIPEDA, UK PECR, ePrivacy Directive
- Access to Information / Freedom of Information
- multi-jurisdictional privacy and data protection
- artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition technology including ISO 42001
- cyber resiliency and preparation & prevention of cybercrime
- cyber governance, risk and compliance including ISO 27001 & NIST 800-53
- contractual liability in cyber & technology, and privacy & data protection
- misleading and deceptive conduct in financial services including AFSL compliance and breach investigation & reporting
- data breach incident response and remediation
Academic Credentials
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Queensland University of Technology
- Bachelor of Computer Science - University of Calgary
- Bachelor of Arts (English Literature and Philosophy) - Trent University
- Postgraduate Studies (Law) - University of British Columbia
- Diploma in Insurance Law - Law Society of Ireland
- Masters of International Security Studies (Distinction)- Macquarie University
- Masters of Policing, Intelligence & Counter Terrorism (Distinction) - Macquarie University
Certifications
- Certified Information Privacy Professional / Europe (CIPM/E) - International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
- Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) - International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
- Certificate in Data Protection Practice - Law Society of Ireland
- Certificate in General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - Law Society of Ireland
- Security+, Computer Technology Industry Association (CompTIA)
- Canadian Securities Course (CSC) - Canadian Securities Institute
- Australia - New South Wales - Lawyer
- Australia - High Court of Australia - Solicitor
- New Zealand - Barrister and Solicitor (inactive)
- England & Wales - Registered Foreign Lawyer
- Privacy and Data Protection
- Cyber and Technology
- Insurance
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- International Private
- Corporate and Commercial
- Administrative and Regulatory
2024
- Member of Law Society of NSW Taskforce on AI & other tools and trends shaping the legal profession
2023
- UNSW Edge Seminar - Cyber Security & Data Breaches: the new governance frontier
- Gartner Security & Risk Summit - CISO Masterclass on the Ins & Outs of Cyber Insurance
- AISA CyberCon Canberra - Ask an Expert - Ask a cyber insurance breach coach about prevention and incident response planning
2022
- Tenable on Tour - Managing data risks and the role of legal teams
- Law Society of NSW Annual Conference The value of data, what you can do with it and what you can't (Moderator)
- Young Lawyers Criminal Law Sub-Committee, Law Society of NSW - The challenges of responding to cybercrime
- Albrecht Burrows & Law Squared webinar - Privacy: a whole of enterprise risk
- Law Society of NSW CPD webinar - Risk management as a strategic business tool: why legal is so much more than a dustpan and brush
2021
- Pemba Capital Partners Lunch and Learn - Cybersecurity in financial services
Mark Anderson
Legal Consultant, Lawyer (NZ)
Managing risk with both technical precision and pragmatism is critical in the modern environment. Properly understanding your business needs and then delivering that advice together with integrity, trust and loyalty are fundamental to ensuring your most optimal outcomes.
Mark is a highly awarded legal risk adviser and barrister to New Zealand and international business, governmental entities and public bodies. He has more than 20 years experience advising on risk including cyber risks and breach responses, technology contract liability, security and governance, health and safety, environmental, competition and other regulatory investigations.
He has provided incident response advice globally to clients in need, including those in Europe, Australia, New Zealand and across APAC, after developing global incident response panels drawing together legal, IT, Forensic and PR professions to manage cyber crises. He has managed some of the highest profile cyber breaches in Australasia.
Mark is a trusted leader with a high level of integrity, professionalism, and discretion. An exceptional strategist committed to minimising current and perceived risks while providing innovative, future focused and pragmatic legal strategies to achieve your objectives.
Recognised by peers for tenacity and a proven ability to direct technology and cyber risk/data breach incident responses, regulatory notifications, and insurance operations during business interruptions following a cyber incident. Mark has been ranked as a leading lawyer in the Legal 500 (2020&2021) and top lawyer privacy by Best Lawyers (2017-2023).
LLB (Otago University)
BA (Hons - International Relations & Politics)
- New Zealand - Barrister and Solicitor. Currently registered Barrister
Technology
Cyber Incident Response
Privacy
Insurance
Litigation
Board Risk and Governance Advisory
Administrative and Regulatory
Regulatory Investigation Response
Aviation and Marine Risks
Health and Safety
Environmental / Climate Change Risk
Data subject rights: The real risk of privacy and security for business 2022
Ransomware - the mechanics of ransom payments - Seminar Insurance industry 2021
The Globalisation of Privacy Breach Law – European developments and impact on Australasia - New Zealand Insurance Law Assocation – March 2020.
Cyber, conflict and cover: time for a re-think? 2018 Seminar and publication
Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: The future? Oral and written evidence 2016
Nik Albrecht
Principal
While there are many outstanding technical lawyers in the Australian market, they can be highly risk averse, and most have no interest in implementation. If you can maintain technical rigour of the legal skillset, but apply a commercial risk tolerance, a practical knowledge of the business, and genuine focus on relationships - then you have the potential to come up with truly valuable solutions.
Nik is a financial services specialist and a co-founder of the firm.
After spending 15 years working in both legal and commercial roles within leading financial services firms, Nik saw an opportunity. Despite all the marketing, most lawyers were risk averse, uncommercial, and simply not user-friendly for clients.
Through spending a large portion of his career working in-house within financial services firms, Nik developed a refined sense of what it really means to be commercial, and his success in corporate life has hinged on combining technical rigour with a risk neutral approach and a genuine focus on business objectives - and this underpins the approach he encourages the team to embrace at Albrecht Burrows.
The rest is all about the people. Nik applies a strict ‘no-psychopaths’ rule across his life and the firm, and believes your professional life should be filled with genuine friendships with your colleagues and clients.
In his pre-AB life, Nik held positions ranging from General Counsel through to Head of Business Strategy at leading firms such as King & Wood Mallesons, UBS, Schroders and Wilsons Advisory.
Academic Credentials
- Bachelor of Laws - University of Sydney (Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law)
- Bachelor of Arts (English Literature and Philosophy) - University of Sydney
- Master of Commerce, Finance and Accounting (Distinction, Top 10%) - University of Sydney
- Master of Business Administration (Distinction, Top 10%) - INSEAD
Certifications
- Australia - New South Wales - Lawyer
- Australia - High Court of Australia - Solicitor
- Financial Services Regulatory & Compliance
- Corporate and Commercial
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
Amanda Cefai (Burrows)
Principal
Litigation is a team sport. The best results are a product of incredible collaboration: brilliant solicitors, esteemed barristers, top-of-their-field experts, and reliable service providers. The experience you need isn't just in the person you are talking to, it's in the team that person can harness, all for the right price.
Mandy is the person you want in your corner when things become contentious. She is also a co-founder of the firm.
Having spent over 15 years managing disputes across a vast range of areas, Mandy is the person you want in your corner when things become contentious. Not one for drama, her calm approach can diffuse even the most stressful situations.
Mandy’s success has been built on her ability to quickly assess risk and implement strategies to drive resolutions tailored to commercial interests.
She believes that the key with disputes is to look at them as a predictable course of business - and that with any dispute, no matter what the subject matter is, you need to know your prospects of success and the options you have; specifically including what each of those options will look like and what they will likely cost. That’s how you remain in control.
Mandy is approachable, responsive, and committed to providing the best possible service. She is highly regarded by both her clients and her colleagues due to the genuine relationships she creates, which was an integral value in the creation of AB.
She has experience representing clients' interests across proceedings instituted in Federal, Supreme, District, and Local Courts together with the Coroners Court throughout the Australian jurisdictions, where she has acted for ASX listed companies, international corporations, government agencies, strata corporations, and clients across various industries such as construction, financial services, professional services (accounting, legal and health), insurance, real estate, retail, and security.
Despite raising three girls and running a law firm, Mandy’s unmatched organisational skills mean she still finds time to be a keen golfer, and she is widely regarded as the person you want on your table at any long lunch.
Academic Credentials
- Bachelor of Laws - Macquarie University
- Bachelor of Psychology - Macquarie University
- Australia - New South Wales - Lawyer
- Australia - High Court of Australia - Solicitor
- Litigations and Disputes
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Corporate and Commercial
- Acting in response to ASIC investigations
- Acting for the appointed liquidator in a Public Examination
- Public Investigation of companies that were voluntarily placed into liquidation in order to investigate the affairs of those companies following longstanding shareholder disputes
- Advising on and preparing responses in Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) disputes
- Defending a claim against an insurer in relation to its liability under the Corporations Act for the actions of its authorised representative
- Acting for manufacturers and suppliers of consumer products in relation to product liability claims and advising on recovery claims against deemed manufacturers
Risk-neutral advice
Legal advice is all about managing risks, but that doesn’t mean it should be risk-averse. At AB we believe that while your legal adviser should lay out the risks, and provide the information a client needs to make an informed decision, the decision of where to set risk tolerance should lie with the client. Your lawyer sets out where the line is – the client decides how close they want to be. Being able to pinpoint that line clearly and accurately is what distinguishes a legal advisor – not limiting the client’s options.
Case Studies
1. Financial Institution Compliance: Our hybrid computer science – legal team members helped the client successfully map their current cyber maturity level and legal obligations, establish a maturity uplift roadmap in coordination with their IT provider, and worked with their insurance broker to complete accurate proposal form responses resulting in the successfully obtaining cyber insurance coverage for an affordable premium. 2. SaaS Company AI & Facial Recognition Compliance: We helped an Australian SaaS web app maker successfully navigate the complexities of international data protection laws as they apply to biometric information in retail virtual try-on technology minimising their overall privacy and data protection risks and helping the company implement a sound multinational expansion strategy aligned to the client's risk tolerance. 3. Transport Logistics Incident Response: Working with a prominent logistics company, we provided timely and compassionate advice and assistance in responding to a devastating ransomware attack from day 1 through to full recovery and post-recovery risk mitigation successfully returning the client to normal operations in less than one week with no regulatory actions or adverse media.
Emotionally intelligent advice
While for the modern lawyer being able to manage relationships is par-for-the-course, our experience is that the impact that emotional factors can have on business outcomes is vastly underestimated. Human issues represent an entire spectrum of factors that can have very little to do with the legal merits of an issue, and can provide opportunities for leverage as well as unique avenues towards resolution. When managed well they can lead to exceptional outcomes that would not have seemed possible when assessing the matter on paper.
Data breach emergencies
If you have experienced a data breach, whether unintential employee errors, employee data theft, or you’ve been the victim of a cyber-attack, the first 48 hours is crucial. So don’t waste any time, just get in touch.
Reach out, day or night.
If you don’t reach us straight away, we will get in touch ASAP!
Email us on breach@ablaw.com.au
Breach emergency Line: 02 8318 5980
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