Jill Webster
Senior Associate
Jill Webster, attorney at Briones PC. Professional headshot, smiling in a black blazer against a white background.

Jill is a globally recognized attorney and business advisor focused on cybersecurity, privacy, and technology disputes. She helps clients navigate high-stakes incident response and investigations, complex litigation and crisis management, regulatory enforcement actions, board-level strategy, and emerging legal issues involving data, AI, and rapidly evolving technologies.

Her practice addresses the full range of threats to clients’ digital ecosystems, including data and intellectual property theft and misappropriation; unauthorized access to systems and acquisition of protected data and IP; ransomware and cyberextortion; and technology misuse, destruction, and operational disruptions. As a strategic business advisor, she guides clients through evolving data privacy and governance requirements, data collection and scraping issues, cyber best practices, and technology innovation, with depth in AI and related technologies. A significant part of her practice is dedicated to advising C‑suites and boards of directors.

Jill represents companies across highly regulated sectors, including critical infrastructure, healthcare, financial services, life sciences, media and AdTech, technology, AI and emerging technology, and professional services. She has deep expertise in laws and regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, HIPAA, BIPA, NYDFS cybersecurity regulations, the NY SHIELD Act, and the CFAA, and helps clients meet compliance with frameworks such as NIST, SOC 2, ISO, and HITRUST. Companies, as well as their officers and directors, rely on Jill to represent them in bet‑the‑company disputes and sensitive investigations.

Certifications

Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E)

International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)

Education

Western State University, College of Law (JD)

University of California, Los Angeles (BS)

Bar Admission

California

New York

Insights

Featured Articles

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