Jeremy Scott-Joynt contributes to RWK Goodman’s Data Breach Campaign Report ‘When, Not If’

Anyone involved in dealing with cyber incidents knows there are two types of organisations. Those that have been hit… and those that will. With this truth in mind, RWK Goodman has published a report detailing how organisations can prepare themselves: both in reducing the risk, and mitigating the impact.

The report includes contributions from six experts in preparing for and dealing with cyber and data protection incidents. One of these is Outer Temple’s Jeremy Scott-Joynt, providing the investigative and litigation perspective.

The report highlights how cyber security is not just an IT issue, but a business-critical one. It’s true that senior managers are now more alive to the challenges and risks of breaches, perhaps thanks to the significant media attention that high-profile incidents have attracted. But more can be done – and as Jeremy explains, getting the right team in place to deal with an intrusion or a data breach starts long before the incident ever happens.

The report hopes to raise awareness, challenge perceptions, and encourage urgent conversations about what needs to be known, and to be done, so that businesses can best protect themselves.

Read the full report and Jeremy Scott-Joynt’s comments on the campaign here.

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Jeremy’s primary areas of practice include business crime and regulation and commercial litigation. He has long experience in dealing with technology and information law issues and financial crime, both as a barrister and in the private and public sectors before coming to the Bar.  

For more information on Jeremy, contact Sam Carter on +44 (0)203 989 6669 or Colin Bunyan on +44 (0)20 7427 4886 

External Publications 11 Jul, 2023