A Japan-based cybersecurity litigator who was formerly in-house counsel at Microsoft and Sega has joined Squire Patton Boggs’ Tokyo office as a cybersecurity litigator.
Squire Patton Boggs has added significant Asian cybersecurity expertise with the hire of Tokyo-based litigator and former Sega general counsel Scott Warren.
Although he joins as a partner in the corporate practice, Warren’s focus will be on cybersecurity litigation, expanding the firm’s relationship with its corporate clients.
Warren brings significant in-house experience of the technology sector, having served as a senior attorney for Microsoft in Japan between 2001 and 2006, in charge of cybercrime enforcement among other responsibilities for the company in Japan, South Korea and China, and worldwide director of anti-piracy for its Xbox and Xbox 360 games platforms. He oversaw the launch of the Xbox console in the Far East. For the full article click here
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