In May 2020, in the midst of a class-action suit against Capital One, the banking conglomerate was ordered to produce the cybersecurity incident response report at the heart of a 2018 cybersecurity breach that exposed over 100 million confidential financial records. This ruling created a tectonic shift in the way companies position their legal representatives to protect potentially damning information from discovery during the legal process.

Listen in as eSentire’s Mark Sangster and legal expert Justin Daniels, of Peachtree Living Labs, examine determining factors in the ruling and how companies should approach cybersecurity and legal best practices going forward.