Half-Yearly Cyber Wrap Up
07 June 2023| 
Jehan is an experienced insurance litigator with a strong background in professional indemnity, professional negligence, casualty line and health law claims. She is passionate about health law, medical and professional ethics, legislative and contractual interpretation and works with insurers and corporations on a wide range of general liability claims.
Jehan also provides coverage advice to insurers and pursues recovery actions for first party property losses. She is known for her clear and succinct advice, strong negotiation skills and highly strategic and proactive approach to dispute resolution.
In 2021-2022 year alone, one cybercrime was reported to the Australian Cyber Security Centre every seven minutes on average, compared to one report every 10 minutes in 2019-2020. Cybercrimes are becoming a daily occurrence, with the prevalence of cybercrimes growing at a steady rate.
These statistics are the backdrop to our half-yearly cyber wrap up, aimed at keeping you at the forefront of issues and legislative changes and impacts in the fast-paced world of cyber. In this update, we:
- undertake a review of the Australian cybersecurity reforms and landscape
- pose the question, is data security the next big class action trend, and
- explore the tort of privacy.
We hope you find this mid-year update informative and useful. If there are any topics you would like to discuss or have us cover in future, please do not hesitate to contact us.
