Cyber Security

Seyhan+Partners provides ongoing legal counsel to domestic and international companies through a monthly advisory model. This structure is designed not merely to respond to disputes after they arise, but to monitor the company’s contracts, correspondence, corporate decisions, transactions, employment matters, occupational health and safety processes, litigation, enforcement proceedings and international business operations as an integrated legal function.

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Within this framework, Seyhan+Partners may attend general assembly and board of directors meetings, assess the legal implications of commercial decisions and, where duly authorized, follow certain managerial procedures on behalf of the company. Contracts, official and commercial correspondence, internal policies, employment processes, payment and collection procedures, judicial and administrative filings and enforcement proceedings are reviewed within a regular legal control mechanism.

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Seyhan+Partners prepares Turkish and English contract infrastructures tailored to each company’s commercial model and field of activity. This includes sector-specific contractual structures such as franchising agreements, sale-on-consignment models, supply, distribution, service, software, technology, confidentiality, licensing and smart contracts, designed with a focus on legal certainty and practical enforceability.

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For companies operating particularly in technology, e-commerce, software, manufacturing and international trade, contracts are treated not merely as documents reflecting party intent, but as corporate instruments managing operational risk, data security, intellectual property rights, payment flows, liability allocation and dispute resolution mechanisms.

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In the field of cybersecurity, Seyhan+Partners provides legal support to companies on data breaches, unauthorized access, system security, digital evidence, incident management and regulatory compliance. In necessary and appropriate emergency situations, preliminary assessment, risk classification and the legal coordination of response processes may be carried out in cooperation with technical experts and through AI-supported analytical tools.

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This structure offers an integrated advisory approach combining law, technology and corporate governance, with the objective of protecting companies’ digital assets, contractual positions and operational continuity in a coordinated manner.