Mayer Brown, a prominent international law firm, has announced the appointment of Veronica Glick as a partner in their global cybersecurity and data privacy practice, as well as in their national security practice based in Chicago. This move marks a return to the firm for Glick, who previously provided guidance on cybersecurity and national security law, focusing particularly on the complexities of cross-border cyber incidents and the challenges posed by emerging technologies and artificial intelligence.
Prior to rejoining Mayer Brown, Glick held a senior advisory role at the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy. Her experience at the intersection of government policy and global business security issues positions her as a valuable asset for Mayer Brown especially given the increasing incidence of cyber threats confronting multinational corporations. More details on her new role and Mayer Brown’s statement can be found in their official announcement.
Glick’s expertise expands Mayer Brown’s capabilities in advising clients on managing the complex and evolving regulatory landscapes that surround cybersecurity and data privacy. The firm’s decision to enhance their team in this critical area underscores the growing importance of robust legal strategies in addressing potential security vulnerabilities and leveraging emerging digital tools. The original announcement is available through Bloomberg Law.