Cybersecurity · Privacy · Technology
Senior legal judgment at the intersection of technology, risk, and business—built on decades of experience inside complex global organizations.
Focused capabilities
Sophisticated legal counsel should make difficult decisions easier. The Law Offices of Kevin C Boyle brings legal, operational, and technical fluency to the same table.
Practical counsel on information governance, security programs, privacy compliance, cross-border data issues, and risk allocation.
Strategic guidance for outsourcing, cloud and platform agreements, software licensing, systems implementation, and complex technology deals.
Calm, experienced advice when security events, troubled arrangements, or business-critical technology relationships demand a clear path forward.
Experienced counsel for communications-sector transactions, regulatory strategy, M&A, and matters before the Federal Communications Commission.
A different vantage point
“The strongest legal advice anticipates the operational reality—not just the rule on the page.”
Kevin spent ten years leading a global information and physical security program and five years directing global privacy compliance. That experience informs advice that is precise, pragmatic, and ready for implementation.
About the founder
A seasoned technology, privacy, and information security lawyer with the rare perspective of having led global security and compliance programs himself.
Kevin began his career with Latham & Watkins in 1987 and retired from its partnership in 2015. He advised a broad range of clients on information security, privacy, outsourcing, licensing, technology transactions, communications-sector M&A, and FCC matters.
A frequent speaker on security and privacy issues, Kevin has also served as a guest lecturer at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business and edited the Global Privacy & Security Compliance Law Blog.
Representative experience
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The Law Offices of Kevin C Boyle welcomes inquiries involving cybersecurity, privacy, technology transactions, and communications matters.