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This commentary is the third in a multipart series examining litigation risk in the modern technology supply chain. Here, the authors explain how managing cybersecurity risk is nonegotiable for organizations—but can be expensive
9 minute readAugust 14, 2026 at 01:39 PMBy
John David “J.D.” Koesters,Clinton P. SankoandScott Douglass
L-R: John David “J.D.” Koesters, Clinton P. Sanko and Scott M. Douglass of Baker Donelson. Courtesy photos
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Part three of a multipart commentary. Part One ishere. Part Two ishere
Cybersecurity is no longer a “nice to have” for organizations; it is a must
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