Dan Burke

Senior Vice President, National Cyber Practice Leader

Editor, Cyber Liability

As National Cyber Practice Leader, Dan drives the strategy to grow our cyber business, such as developing tools to help clients and prospects understand and quantify their cyber exposures, as well as thought leadership. He frequently speaks at industry conferences and has been quoted in various trade magazines and newsletters, including The Wall Street Journal.

dburke@woodruffsawyer.com

415.402.6514

Dan Burke

Senior Vice President, National Cyber Practice Leader

Editor, Cyber Liability

dburke@woodruffsawyer.com

415.402.6514

INSIGHTS

Dan Burke

INSIGHTS

First CCPA Lawsuit Settled: What We’ve Learned

A retailer settled the first CCPA class action lawsuit in 2020. What can we learn from it to help in future litigation?

Dan Burke

Cyber Liability Holiday Reading List

Here are some of the highlights of the Cyber Notebook that will help you in 2021.

New California Privacy Laws: Get Ready (Again)

Proposition 24, also known as the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), amends the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) to become the new standard for privacy.

You Can Outsource a Service, but Not Cyber Risk

Most businesses today have outsourced services and handed over their data to third parties in some capacity, but they can’t outsource their cyber risk.

Cyber 101: Understand the Basics of Cyber Liability Insurance

Every company has cyber risk. Learn how Cyber Liability insurance can help your company manage this risk and protect your business now.

Multi-Factor Authentication: A Small Step for a Big Decline in Cyber Attacks

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an increasingly important solution to thwart account compromise attacks, especially when the workforce is remote and gaining access to key corporate networks and applications is vital.

What Is Remote Desktop Protocol and Why Is it a Cyber Risk?

Learn what remote desktop protocol is, the risks, and how to mitigate those risks––including insurance.

Should We Call the FBI After Our Cyber Incident? The Surprising Benefits

Key benefits exist to engaging authorities like the FBI when the cyber incident calls for it. Let's look in more detail at when and why you'd call the FBI.

EU-US Privacy Shield Is Dead, but the Risk Is the Same

The EU-US Privacy Shield no longer provides operation benefits, though the risk has not changed. Read more about compliance and how cyber insurance can enable companies to privacy transfer risk.

Investment Managers: Three Critical Cyber Risks to Know

Here are three critical cyber risks that both companies with a high volume of records and alternative investment managers need to know.

Board of Directors: Prioritize Your Cyber Risk

To ease director liability, all boards need to put cyber risk front and center as part of their corporate governance.

Cyber Litigation Is Testing the Attorney-Client Privilege. But We Still Have Best Practices.

The way a company handles a cyber event can either protect sensitive data under attorney-client privilege or leave it open to discovery in a lawsuit.

Buying the Right Limit with Cyber Analytics: One Size Does Not Fit All

This cyber insight discusses not only the right questions to ask, but also the detailed analytics process for determining your cyber risk and how to insure it.