“Following the widely reported malware incident that occurred on Tuesday, 27 June, we have brought our email safely back online, and continue to bring other systems online in a secure manner,” DLA Piper said. “We have seen no evidence that client data was taken or that there was a breach of confidentiality of that data. Our investigation is ongoing and, as always, protecting client information remains our critical priority.”
http://www.jdjournal.com/2017/07/04/dla-piper-email-system-restored-after-cyber-attack/
Would it be a breach of attorney-client privilege to admit that confidential client information had been taken?
http://www.jdjournal.com/2017/07/04/dla-piper-email-system-restored-after-cyber-attack/
Would it be a breach of attorney-client privilege to admit that confidential client information had been taken?
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