Robert E. Braun, Partner, Co-Chair, Cybersecurity and Privacy Group at Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP, will review the top cybersecurity developments in 2021, and what we can expect in 2022.

Matthew Kelly will discuss Personal, Workplace, and Cyber Security and review basic principles of security that apply to all three of those domains.

Bob Braun represents clients in corporate transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, financing, franchising, licensing, joint ventures and strategic alliances, with an emphasis on hospitality and on new and emerging technologies.  

As Co-Chair of the JMBM Cybersecurity and Privacy Group, Bob counsels clients on privacy and security, information technology, software development and licensing, and electronic commerce transactions. He is the co-author of the Cybersecurity Lawyer Forum blog, lectures frequently on technology issues, and has been quoted by Reuters, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, American Lawyer, American Banker, Law360, Los Angeles Business Journal, Daily Journal, and other media, on cybersecurity law issues. He is recognized in the Southern California listing of Super Lawyers as a “Top Rated Technology Transactions Attorney.”

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As the Chief Executive Officer of B2G, Matthew Kelly is primarily responsible for securing client engagements, coordinating all investigations and security issues, and playing an overall leadership role in day-to-day matters involving the company.

Matthew’s focus is on business development and client negotiations. He has participated in scores of investigative and security matters worldwide, including cases of extortion, theft, cybercrime, money laundering, intellectual property violations, as well as tracing and vetting of entities around the world.

Prior to joining B2G, Matthew worked in the academic world, where he taught at the University of California, Los Angeles and Occidental College, specializing in topics related to crime and governmental security. Matthew conducted extensive archival research in three languages and on three continents, culminating in a widely praised history of crime and revolution in the modern Middle East (published by the University of California Press). He subsequently worked in city government as a management analyst, where he oversaw corporate contracts and managed interdepartmental relations, before being hired by B2G as its senior intelligence analyst.

As an investigator, Matthew has worked on scores of complex cases involving criminal elements and organizations and has authored dozens of reports, white papers, and security and threat assessments for clients across a range of industries. His areas of investigative focus have included theft, stalking, extortion, embezzlement, terrorism, cybercrime, real estate fraud, money laundering, and narcotics trafficking. His areas of expertise include crime, governmental security, and analysis of intelligence.

Time will be set aside for attendee introductions, so using the video feature throughout the meeting is encouraged. Please watch the training and read the documents on the BP ZOOM Resource Center, so you are prepared for the meeting.

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