On Oct. 15, 2026, Greenberg Traurig Poland will host WHEN THE BREACH HITS: Legal and Business Leaders Cyber Incident Response Forum in Warsaw, bringing together senior legal, business, cybersecurity, risk, and crisis management professionals to explore the realities of responding to cyber incidents.

Designed as a highly practical program, the forum will examine real-world cyber crisis scenarios and the critical decisions organizations face in the first hours of an incident, when legal, security, communications, and business leaders must act quickly, often with incomplete information.

The program will feature insights from leading practitioners and industry experts, including the following Greenberg Traurig speakers:

In addition to participating in the forum, Valdetero will lead an interactive cyber crisis tabletop exercise, providing attendees with practical experience navigating incident response challenges.

Participation is complimentary; however, space is limited and attendance is subject to confirmation.

Click here to register.

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Photo of Jena M. Valdetero Jena M. Valdetero

Jena M. Valdetero serves as Co-Chair of the firm’s U.S. Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice, and is a trusted advisor to clients facing complex and high-stakes data privacy and security challenges. With a track record of leading thousands of data breach investigations for…

Jena M. Valdetero serves as Co-Chair of the firm’s U.S. Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice, and is a trusted advisor to clients facing complex and high-stakes data privacy and security challenges. With a track record of leading thousands of data breach investigations for more than 20 years, Jena combines her broad litigation experience with a deep understanding of the evolving privacy landscape to protect her clients’ interests. She is highly skilled in defending companies in privacy and data breach litigation, particularly class actions, and is proactive in helping clients prepare for incidents by designing and facilitating customized tabletop exercises.

Jena offers practical, results-driven counsel on data privacy and security compliance programs and guides clients through privacy and cyber risk considerations in mergers, acquisitions, venture capital, and securities transactions. Her experience spans a wide range of privacy laws, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the Gramm Leach Bliley Act (GLBA), and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Certified as a privacy professional through the International Association of Privacy Professionals (CIPP/US),  Jena provides clients with actionable insights on both current and emerging privacy regulations. She previously served as KnowledgeNet Co-Chair for the International Association of Privacy Professionals, further reflecting her leadership in the field. Jena is a founding board member of the Chicago Compassion Project, a nonprofit supporting low-income families in Chicago.

Jena has been recognized by Chambers USA as a leading privacy and data security lawyer, with clients praising her “very deep knowledge of subject matter” and calling her “extremely responsive and business-minded.” She is trusted for her “great strategic advice” and practical approach to complex data privacy issues, with one client saying, “I’d unequivocally recommend her to anybody with any kind of privacy or data breach concerns.”

Photo of Jolanta Nowakowska-Zimoch Jolanta Nowakowska-Zimoch

Jolanta Nowakowska-Zimoch is the Managing Partner in the Warsaw Office of Greenberg Traurig. She concentrates her practice on real estate transactions and the financing of real estate projects. She represents developers, project financing banks, institutional clients and real estate funds in construction projects…

Jolanta Nowakowska-Zimoch is the Managing Partner in the Warsaw Office of Greenberg Traurig. She concentrates her practice on real estate transactions and the financing of real estate projects. She represents developers, project financing banks, institutional clients and real estate funds in construction projects in Poland. She is widely recognized in the real estate market and has been involved in major transactions involving commercial, office, and logistics properties, including the construction of the largest shopping centers in Warsaw, as well as cross-border deals throughout Europe.

Jolanta assists local and international clients investing in real estate in Poland, advising on the structure of transactions, the acquisition and sale of building sites, the preparation of the investment process, and the negotiation and drafting of construction, development, and real estate contracts. She has also been involved in numerous arbitration proceedings in Poland.

Photo of Justyna Wilczyńska-Baraniak Justyna Wilczyńska-Baraniak

Justyna Wilczyńska-Baraniak heads the Tech, Cyber, IP & Data practice at Greenberg Traurig’s Warsaw office. She advises Polish and international clients on technology transactions and projects in the areas of IP, data and cybersecurity, particularly in highly regulated sectors (including finance, telecommunications, energy,

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Justyna Wilczyńska-Baraniak heads the Tech, Cyber, IP & Data practice at Greenberg Traurig’s Warsaw office. She advises Polish and international clients on technology transactions and projects in the areas of IP, data and cybersecurity, particularly in highly regulated sectors (including finance, telecommunications, energy, life sciences, media, and e-commerce).

In her practice, she successfully combines business and regulatory perspectives, translating complex legal requirements into practical solutions that enable the secure implementation of technology and efficient closing of transactions.

She regularly coordinates complex international projects involving legal teams across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring consistency in approach, work pace, and achievement of the client’s business objectives. Justyna supports clients in implementing cloud solutions and artificial intelligence projects, ensuring their compliance with the AI Act. Her specialization also includes drafting and negotiating IT and SaaS agreements as well as advising on DORA, UKSC (NIS2), personal data protection and cybersecurity incident response.

She has particular expertise in transactions in the defense and security sector, including technology transfer, intellectual property licensing and the negotiation of strategic contracts, along with comprehensive regulatory support and the protection of key know-how. Her experience also includes handling unfair competition and patent disputes as well as assisting clients in enforcing intellectual property rights within the European Union.

Photo of Dr. Philip Radlanski Dr. Philip Radlanski

Philip Radlanski is a Local Partner in the IP & Technology Practice Group. He advises clients ranging from early-stage start-ups to large corporations on matters relating to artificial intelligence (AI), data privacy, and cybersecurity. His work focuses on complex and innovative data-heavy AI

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Philip Radlanski is a Local Partner in the IP & Technology Practice Group. He advises clients ranging from early-stage start-ups to large corporations on matters relating to artificial intelligence (AI), data privacy, and cybersecurity. His work focuses on complex and innovative data-heavy AI projects, often with cross-border aspects. He also assists with addressing cybersecurity issues, including data breach incident management and response. He gained strong recognition throughout Europe for his representation in the first German trial against a GDPR fine, in which he was able to achieve a reduction of the multimillion-euro fine by more than 90 percent.

As a driving force behind the firm’s AI practice in Germany, he guides companies through the complex and rapidly evolving regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence — from the EU AI Act and sector-specific requirements to the intersection with data protection and intellectual property law.

With a strong understanding of the technical underpinnings of AI and a practical, business-oriented mindset, Philip is regularly sought after by multinational companies, technology providers, and start-ups developing or deploying AI systems. He advises on all aspects of AI governance — from risk assessments and compliance strategies to drafting internal policies and representing clients before regulatory bodies. Philip also works closely with in-house legal, compliance, and technical teams to promote effective AI oversight, foster privacy-by-design, and drive responsible, future-proof adoption of transformative technologies.

Philip is known for his pragmatic approach, which he was able to further refine through several months of secondments to the legal departments of a leading German internet service provider and an internationally operating online marketplace for food delivery. A further one-year secondment to the Global Privacy & Data Security Group of an international law firm in New York shaped Philip’s understanding of the U.S. market and U.S. clients.

Prior to practicing as an attorney, Philip worked as a research assistant at the University of Regensburg, Germany, and as a visiting tutor at King’s College London, UK. He also worked with the German Federal Film Board, the cybercrime division of the Berlin District Attorney’s Office, and for different international law firms in Berlin, New York, and Sydney.

He is a member of the German Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property and Copyright (GRUR), the International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw), and the Bauhaus Archive.

Photo of Jakub Baczuk Jakub Baczuk

Jakub Baczuk focuses his practice on intellectual property, data protection and new technologies. He has extensive experience in advising clients in the IT, banking, insurance and e-commerce sectors. Jakub has advised on the implementation of IT systems, software licensing, cloud services, outsourcing and…

Jakub Baczuk focuses his practice on intellectual property, data protection and new technologies. He has extensive experience in advising clients in the IT, banking, insurance and e-commerce sectors. Jakub has advised on the implementation of IT systems, software licensing, cloud services, outsourcing and regulatory issues. He has participated in a number of GDPR implementation projects and has advised on issues concerning the processing of personal data in regulated sectors, including related to professional secrecy. Jakub has represented clients before the Polish Patent Office in trademark proceedings as well as in customs proceedings related to the protection of trademark rights. He also handles matters relating to corporate law. Jakub is also qualified as a Solicitor (England and Wales), which enables him to effectively support clients in international transactions.