Washington DC – April 7, 2016 – Cybersecurity Docket named Matthew D. Brown, co-chair of Cooley’s privacy and data protection group and a partner in the litigation department, to its inaugural Incident Response 30 list, which honors the best and brightest data breach response lawyers in the industry.

According to Cybersecurity Docket, the 30 individuals selected for the honor have all of the right skills to manage a data breach response and are “critical to have on speed-dial” when data breaches occur.

Brown’s work guiding industry-leading companies in responding to data breaches or other security incidents paired with his successful track record defending them in privacy and data breach class actions secured his place on the list.

The announcement was made at the Incident Response Forum 2016, an annual conference hosted by Cybersecurity Docket geared toward professionals in the incident response field.

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