The clock is ticking – U.S. companies that share “sensitive bulk data” with non-U.S. entities have until early April to comply with the new requirements under DOJ’s Sensitive Bulk Data Security Regulation. The new rules will have wide-ranging implications for most companies, even if they do not directly share information with countries such as China, Russia, Cuba, Venezuela, and Iran, because they also cover data accessible to vendors, employees, and investors. Join Morrison Foerster partners Miriam Wugmeister and Brandon Van Grack as they discuss the final rules and the implications for U.S. companies.
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