The Cybersecurity & Privacy Analyst supports attorneys in the firm’s cybersecurity, data privacy, and incident response practice. This role performs a combination of billable client-facing support work and internal administrative functions, assisting with data breach investigations, regulatory compliance matters, and cybersecurity-related litigation and advisory engagements. The position is designed to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of legal teams by providing research, analysis, and project coordination support.
Key Responsibilities
Billable / Client-Facing Support:
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Conduct legal, regulatory, and industry research on cybersecurity, data privacy, and incident response issues (e.g., state breach notification laws, HIPAA, GDPR, and emerging cybersecurity regulations)
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Support data breach and incident response matters by:
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Tracking key facts, timelines, and response obligations
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Coordinating with forensic investigators, vendors, and client stakeholders
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Assisting in the preparation of incident reports and regulatory notifications
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Assist with document review, organization, and production in cybersecurity-related litigation and investigations
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Support diligence and risk assessments in transactions involving cybersecurity and data privacy issues
Non-Billable / Internal Support:
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Maintain internal templates, trackers, and knowledge management resources for the cybersecurity practice
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Monitor and summarize developments in cybersecurity law, enforcement actions, and industry trends
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Assist with drafting client alerts, blog posts, and marketing materials
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Support practice group operations, including matter management and workflow coordination
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Help develop internal playbooks for incident response and regulatory compliance
Qualifications & Key Attributes
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Bachelor’s degree required; preferred fields include cybersecurity, information systems, library sciences, political science, or a related discipline
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Ability to understand and translate technical concepts into clear, concise summaries
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Strong research, writing, and organizational skills
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Must have a strong attention to detail skills and the ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment
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Ability to work effectively with attorneys, clients, and technical experts
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Proactive, detail-oriented, and adaptable
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Must be an AI power user and regularly, strategically, and effectively use these tools to improve work product
This is an entry-level position, and the position requires on-site work in the Nashville office.