Taft Dayton Partner Scot Ganow was recently featured in an interview for Crain’s Cleveland Business Executive Insights. The article focuses on the urgency of adopting a proactive digital security approach in today’s fast evolving threat landscape, where attackers are becoming increasingly more sophisticated and relentless.

“Organizations have to understand a violation of security can be as bad as an environmental mess up, as a financial error, as discriminatory practices, because it has that legal, reputational, and morale impact on your company,” said Ganow in the feature.

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Ganow is chair of the firm’s Privacy and Data Security practice group. As a former chief privacy officer and leveraging more than 10 years of management and compliance experience in Fortune 500 companies, he brings a diverse business background to his privacy and data security practice. Ganow has represented clients in a variety of sectors, including healthcare, consumer reporting, construction, and manufacturing.