Annmarie Giblin, a trusted and renowned figure in privacy and cybersecurity, has become a partner of Norton Rose Fulbright in New York, expanding the firm’s global cybersecurity and privacy group. This development was formally announced by the firm on Wednesday.
With extensive experience and expertise in her field, Giblin will be instrumental in providing essential counsel on cybersecurity, incident response, crisis management, data governance, maintenance, and cybersecurity planning and policies. In her new role at Norton Rose Fulbright, Giblin will work with a broad spectrum of clients spanning multiple industries, including banking, finance, insurance, accounting, mortgage lending, healthcare, and the not-for-profit sector.
Prior to her new appointment, Giblin held a key role as co-chair of the cybersecurity, data management, and privacy practice at Tarter Krinsky & Drogin. Her move to Norton Rose Fulbright marks a significant step forward in her career and is eagerly anticipated by her colleagues in the legal community.
This story was originally published by Bloomberg Law Automation, highlighting the steady growth and dynamism of global cybersecurity and privacy legal practices and underscoring the pivotal role of accomplished legal professionals like Annmarie Giblin in these sectors.