ABOUT THIS EPISODE
While appealing new gadgets and innovative products continue to hit the market, legal firms caution organizations about the risks within IoT devices. Technology-focused trial litigator IJay Palansky forecasts the impending boom of cyber litigation in the coming years and his recommendations for avoiding the costly consequences of a data breach.
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