Ana Bruder
Clients turn to Ana Bruder for strategic advice in data privacy and cybersecurity matters, including the analysis of applicability and impact of old and new EU legislation such as the GDPR, NIS2 Directive, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the Data Act and the Digital Services Act (DSA). Ana assists clients preparing for and reacting to cyber-attacks, including working closely with clients' cyber, legal, management and communications teams as well as external forensic investigators, IT consulting firms and PR advisors to mitigate legal risks, assess and make required data breach notifications.
Corporations also benefit from Ana's experience in artificial intelligence (AI) matters, her comprehensive approach to the intersection of AI, privacy and cybersecurity, as well as the regulatory requirements under the EU AI Act. Ana assists clients with governance best practices, the classification of AI systems and AI risk management frameworks. Additionally, clients seek out Ana’s counsel on technology transactions including cloud services, data and software licensing agreements, SaaS agreements, software development projects, e-commerce, and related cybersecurity and data privacy questions.
International clients, in particular, look to Ana for advice, as she has served as legal counsel in Germany, France and Brazil.