Practice area 2.4

Privacy & Cybersecurity

Data practices, vendor security terms, incident readiness, and compliance that keeps pace.

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What does a fractional general counsel do for privacy and cybersecurity?

A fractional general counsel owns the legal side of data: privacy practices, vendor security terms, incident readiness, and compliance that keeps pace with the products you ship and the states you sell into. GC Bench builds this as embedded counsel inside the business, billed hourly or as a flat monthly fee.

What this covers

  1. (a)

    Data practices

    What you collect

    How your business collects, stores, and uses data, documented and owned by someone accountable for it.

  2. (b)

    Vendor security terms

    Third parties

    Security terms in the contracts you sign, negotiated to keep pace with the products you ship.

  3. (c)

    Incident readiness and compliance

    The states you sell into

    Incident readiness before you need it, and compliance that keeps pace with the products you ship and the states you sell into.

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How it starts

Every engagement starts the same way.

A thirty minute intro call: a direct conversation about your business, your goals, and your legal priorities. From there the engagement is scoped to your volume and risk, and billed hourly or as a flat monthly fee. Tailored to your budget. No surprises. Read more about how an engagement works.

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