Aisling is a barrister and Of Counsel in Marks & Clerk's AI & Cybersecurity legal advisory practice. She brings extensive experience advising multinational organisations on cybersecurity incident preparedness and response, data protection and privacy law, regulatory investigations and risk management.
Her work has included major ransomware and cyber incidents, coordinating cross-border regulatory notifications, engaging with law enforcement agencies and regulators, and advising boards and senior executives on crisis management and governance issues. She has acted for a broad range of organisations, including FTSE 100 companies, global technology businesses, asset managers, clinical research organisations, entertainment companies and sports governing bodies. She has advised companies on a wide range of related matters, including cyber and operational resilience and advocacy-focussed engagement with regulators.
Alongside her cybersecurity and privacy expertise, Aisling has significant experience in litigation, regulatory defence, internal investigations and white-collar crime matters. This background means she is adept at providing commercially focused advice on complex legal and regulatory risks with an international focus.
BPTC, BPP University (2017)
LLB Law, Durham University (2016)
Aisling is a barrister and Of Counsel in Marks & Clerk's AI & Cybersecurity legal advisory practice. She brings extensive experience advising multinational organisations on cybersecurity incident preparedness and response, data protection and privacy law, regulatory investigations and risk management.
Her work has included major ransomware and cyber incidents, coordinating cross-border regulatory notifications, engaging with law enforcement agencies and regulators, and advising boards and senior executives on crisis management and governance issues. She has acted for a broad range of organisations, including FTSE 100 companies, global technology businesses, asset managers, clinical research organisations, entertainment companies and sports governing bodies. She has advised companies on a wide range of related matters, including cyber and operational resilience and advocacy-focussed engagement with regulators.
Alongside her cybersecurity and privacy expertise, Aisling has significant experience in litigation, regulatory defence, internal investigations and white-collar crime matters. This background means she is adept at providing commercially focused advice on complex legal and regulatory risks with an international focus.
BPTC, BPP University (2017)
LLB Law, Durham University (2016)