Global law firm Goodwin today announced that Peter (“Pete”) Marta has joined the Data, Privacy and Cybersecurity practice as a partner residing in the New York office.
“Now, more than ever, companies need guidance on the constantly evolving cybersecurity threat landscape and managing related risks. As threat actors launch new and more sophisticated attacks on companies, regulators are raising expectations on companies to mature their cybersecurity programs and governance. Senior executives and boards of directors require expert guidance in this environment on cybersecurity both before and during a cyber crisis,” stated Steve Charkoudian, Chair of Goodwin’s Data, Privacy & Cybersecurity practice area. “Pete’s unique experience, both in the private sector and in government, enables him to help clients navigate these challenges, understand regulatory expectations, and find practical solutions. We are thrilled to welcome him to Goodwin.”
Pete advises companies and boards on cyber and data risk management and governance, cyber incident preparedness and response, insider threats, regulatory strategy, and government and internal investigations. With Pete’s addition, the practice's expanding pool of talent enables the team to cater to all clients. By fostering a deep understanding of clients' unique needs, the team is able to provide effective guidance.
"I am delighted to join Goodwin and contribute to its talented team,” stated Peter Marta. “In today’s digital age, cybersecurity is paramount, and I look forward to hitting the ground running leveraging my expertise to help clients navigate the constantly evolving array of complex cybersecurity challenges. Together, I believe we can achieve remarkable outcomes for clients and continue to drive innovation in the field."
Goodwin’s top-ranked Data, Privacy & Cybersecurity practice is one of the longest-standing of any Am Law 50 firm. Across the United States and Europe, the firm’s specialists include former federal prosecutors and experienced legal professionals in every aspect of global privacy and cybersecurity law. The team has handled hundreds of data breaches, including high profile, global incidents involving everything from ransomware to nation state attacks and designed strategic privacy, information security and compliance programs for start-ups to global enterprises. The practice is global and fully integrated across offices and legal disciplines which allows the team to leverage the firm's core strengths, and to develop a holistic understanding of client needs in a threatening environment.