Cybersecurity

Chinese Hackers Have Read Obama Administration Emails Since 2010

Hackers in China have had access to the private emails of top Obama Administration officials since 2010, NBC News reports, […]

General Counsel Must Discuss Cybersecurity With Their Boards

General counsel responsibility includes insuring that directors have adequate information in advance of any decision-making and continuous…

SCOTUS May Consider Warrantless Cell Tracking

Last week the Supreme Court was asked to settle the issue of whether authorities must under the Fourth Amendment obtain […]

Hawking, Musk, Others, Call For Ban on Smart Military Weapons

The threat of a military AI arms race is so pressing that the world’s governments should ban the development of […]

7th Circuit Lowers Bar for Cyber Breach Suits

The Seventh Circuit Appeals Court this week reinstated a data breach class action against Neiman Marcus, saying the fact that […]

Four Arrested For JPMorgan Hack

Four men in Florida and Israel are under arrest in connection with investment schemes linked to last summer’s cyber attacks […]

Decision-Making After A Breach

Chris Pogue from Nuix runs down a list of seven key decisions a company will need to make after it […]

Hacking Barbie, Stealing Cars, And Other IoT Mischief

The damage so far has been relatively minor compared to the high-profile hacks of companies and government agencies in the […]

For U.S. Companies, Ignorance Of Canada Privacy Law Could Be Costly

A Q&A with Fasken Martineau partner Alex Cameron, about recent developments in Canadian privacy and cybersecurity law. Plaintiffs are seeking […]

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43 Percent Only Share Cyber Threat Information Internally

A recent survey of 300 security professionals conducted by AlienVault showed that 43 percent only share information about cyber threats […]

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