Crisis Management & Accountability
Cybersecurity lawyer in Strasbourg
A data attack or leak may raise contractual, regulatory and litigation issues. In Strasbourg, Sébastien Drillon assists Alsace companies in the legal analysis of their risks and incidents, in conjunction with technical stakeholders.
Identify obligations in case of incident
After an incident, the facts, data and contracts must be determined. Legal analysis helps to identify documentation requirements, possible notifications and defence procedures.
Lawyer, Doctor of Law
Beyond Technique: Trade Secrets
Incidents may affect personal data, confidential information, software or commercial documents. The firm examines contractual protection measures and rights that may be invoked, including intellectual property and trade secrets.
With his experience as a lawyer at the CNRS, Sébastien Drillon knows how to protect strategic intangible assets. Unlike generalists, we integrate the "Secret des Affaires" and "Intellectual Property" dimension into your defence strategy.
Did you know that?
Possible responsibilities depend on the facts, obligations and actions taken. The analysis of the file makes it possible to distinguish the stakes of the company, its managers and its providers.
Contractual liability
Define the security, alert and cooperation obligations of your IT providers.
Criminal defense
Filing of complaints and filing of civil damages (Phishing, Arnaques).
CNIL Notification: Assessing Obligations
Assess whether the violation should be notified to CNIL and whether the persons concerned should be informed.
Act before, during and after the crisis
Legal support adapted to the preparation and treatment of incidents.
Audit & Contracts
The firm examines security, confidentiality, audit and assistance clauses in the event of an incident in contracts with your service providers.
SECURE YOUR CONTRACTSLegal support in case of incident
Any violation of personal data must be documented. Where a notification to CNIL is required, it shall take place as soon as possible and, if possible, within 72 hours of becoming aware of it. The information of the persons concerned is particularly appreciated in view of the high risk to their rights and freedoms.
SEE GDPR OBLIGATIONSComplaints & Litigation
Surprising identity, disputed use of a domain name or unfair digital competition: the firm analyses the evidence available and possible actions before the competent interlocutors or courts.
MARK DEFENCEExamine domain name risks
A domain name similar to yours can be used to create confusion or facilitate fraud. The firm examines past facts, rights and possible approaches.
Don't stay alone in the face of cyber risk
Present your contracts, known facts and possible deadlines to the firm to prepare a suitable legal support.
Auditing my legal certainty