Crowell & Moring has announced the addition of Matthew Ferraro as a partner in its privacy and cybersecurity group. Ferraro’s move to the firm is noteworthy, given his previous role as senior counselor for cybersecurity and emerging technology at the Department of Homeland Security. This strategic hire emphasizes the firm’s dedication to expanding expertise in technology and national security law.
Ferraro will focus his practice on advising companies on a range of complex issues, including regulations surrounding artificial intelligence, data privacy, and emerging technologies. His expertise is sought after by government contractors and clients navigating the intricate landscape of geopolitical and national security risks. A significant part of his role will involve advising on matters before the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (Bloomberg Law).
This appointment is a clear reflection of Crowell & Moring’s strategic vision to bolster its advisory capacity in the ever-evolving domain of cyber threats and technological advancements. The firm’s clients will potentially benefit from Ferraro’s comprehensive understanding and experience in handling cybersecurity issues at a national level, promising a strengthened advisory service in safeguarding digital assets.