Privacy and Security Concerns: The Bring Your Own Device Policy

Jim is a technology attorney who provides strategic advice to clients on handling and protecting data, technology, intellectual property assets of their businesses. This includes helping clients develop and protect businesses built on data, technology and intellectual property assets, whether through targeted marketing campaigns by consumer product companies or portfolio licensing programs by academic research centers, and navigating myriad intellectual property issues to put together comprehensive protection strategies. 

A certified privacy professional, CIPP/US, Jim's work includes advising clients on their collection, handling and protection of data by their organizations; evaluating data policies and practices; responding to data security breaches and incidents, and otherwise navigating the opportunities and concerns raised by changes to data privacy and security laws and by the growth of social media.

Jacqueline Klosek is an attorney with Goodwin Procter LLP, where she practices in the firm’s Data Privacy and Security Task Force. Jacqueline is the author of the following books: Protecting Your Health Privacy: A Citizen’s Guide to Safeguarding the Security of Your Medical Information (Praeger, 2010); The Right to Know: Your Guide to Using and Defending Freedom of Information Law in the United States (Praeger, 2009); War on Privacy (Praeger, 2006); The Legal Guide to e-Business (Greenwood Publishing, 2003) and Data Privacy in the Information Age (Greenwood Publishing, 2000). She is also a co-author of CyberLaw: Texts and Cases, 3rd Edition (Cengage Learning 2010) and is the editor of the 3rd edition of the ABA Guide to International Business Negotiations: A Comparison of Cross-Cultural Issues and Successful Approaches (ABA Publishing, 2008).

Jacqueline is a Certified Information Privacy Professional. She is a graduate of the Vrije Universiteit in Brussels (LLM, European and International Law); Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (JD, Law) and New York University (BA, Psychology).

She may be reached at: jklosek@goodwinprocter.com

Lori Chang is an intellectual property attorney in Greenberg Traurig’s Los Angeles office. She represents clients in a variety of business and commercial disputes, with emphasis on matters relating to complex intellectual property and Internet litigation, including privacy, copyright, trademark and Internet law-related issues. Her practice also involves counseling on data security and privacy matters, including matters involving data security breaches and matters pertaining to the Stored Communications Act.

Harriet Pearson is a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of Hogan Lovells, where her practice focuses on privacy, data security, and cybersecurity. She advises companies and boards of directors on legal risk assessments and mitigation strategies; enterprise-wide governance and compliance programs; security incident responses and remediation; investigations and enforcement; cross-border data transfers; regulatory compliance; and legislative, regulatory and self-regulatory processes. 

Harriet joined Hogan Lovells in 2012 from the IBM Corporation, where served as Vice President, Security Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer and was responsible for global information policies and practices affecting over 400,000 employees and thousands of clients and vendors. 

Harriet currently co-chairs the Georgetown University Cybersecurity Law Institute and serves on the ABA President's Task Force on Cybersecurity and on the advisory boards of the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Future of Privacy Forum. She previously served on the CSIS Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency and the executive committee of the Centre for Information Policy Leadership. A founding and long-serving board member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), she conceived of and spearheaded the founding of the IAPP's Pro Bono Privacy Initiative. 

Dubbed by one legal publication as the "First Lady of Privacy," Harriet is one of the first and longest-serving chief privacy officers in the Fortune 500 and an internationally-recognized data privacy and security pioneer. In 2007 the IAPP presented Harriet with its highest honor, the Vanguard Award, awarded annually to "the individual professional who best demonstrates outstanding leadership, knowledge and creativity in the field of privacy and data protection." In 2012 the Executive Women's Forum presented her with its Corporate Practitioner "Woman of Influence" award for cybersecurity, privacy and risk management. 

Harriet is an honors graduate of the UCLA School of Law (Order of the Coif) and Princeton University.

Mauricio Paez advises global clients on privacy and data protection, cross-border intellectual property and technology commercial transactions, and strategic sourcing and outsourcing matters. In addition, he advises clients on the acquisition and disposition of technology assets and intellectual property rights worldwide.

As a co-chair of the Firm's global privacy practice, he advises Fortune 100 companies on all legal aspects of privacy and information security. He regularly advises clients on current and emerging information management, privacy, security, and data protection laws. He has assisted clients in developing and implementing worldwide policies and compliance procedures for handling and safeguarding personal and company information, maintaining and transferring customer and employee information, and regulating data transfers with third parties. He conducts privacy assessments and information security policy audits and assists clients in handling and responding to data security incidents on a worldwide basis. Mauricio advises clients on U.S. laws (such as GLB, HIPAA, COPPA, CAN-SPAM, FCRA/FACTA, and security breach notification obligations) and data protection compliance risks in other major jurisdictions (Canada, EU, Latin America, and Asia).

Mauricio's practice is also strong in multijurisdictional sourcing and outsourcing arrangements. His recent representations involve assisting Sprint Nextel in the sourcing of next generation wireless infrastructure equipment to be used to upgrade Sprint's nationwide wireless network. His involvement ranges from assisting clients with competitive requests for proposals, multiple vendor negotiations, setting up offshore captive operations, sourcing partnerships, and multijurisdictional outsourcing transactions.

Mauricio is a member of the American Bar Association, the Hispanic National Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.