Cybersecurity

Software Patents Still Valuable After Alice

The 2014 United States Supreme Court decision in Alice Corp. Prop. Ltd. v. CLS Bank Int’l imposed a heightened standard […]

GDPR Makes the EU’s Regulatory Reach Global

The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) expands the scope of the EU’s data privacy regulatory framework to cover companies […]

A Firm That Pays The Ransom For You

“We are pragmatists, and the ‘never pay’ mantra is simply not attuned to the reality of the choices businesses have […]

Mounting Concern, As Cryptocurrency Outgrows Its Clothes

A number of articles about the cyryptocurrency industry highlight recent trends, some of which are found alarming. Some see a […]

Outdated Technology Ubiquitous and Risky

Offices tend to use devices until they are outdated, and to rely on technology long past recommended replacement cycles – […]

Email and Removable Devices Are Chief Security Risks

According to an article in Security Boulevard, email is the most significant threat vector of a corporate network, and should […]

For Cyber Industry, Thin Line Between Offense & Defense, Public & Private

In the world of advanced cybertechnology, some of the most advanced companies that sell security may also sell offensive capabilities. […]

What Law Firms Can Learn About Cybersecurity From Other Industries

In some respects, law firms are at an advantage. Other industries, notably health care, have been hit earlier and harder, […]

Commercial Data Flow Between U.S. And EU Threatened

According to a Lawfare article, the most pressing issue in the data privacy and protection arena is the uncertain fate […]

Why It’s Dangerous To Even Say “Trade Secret” In A 10-K

A recent study has found that companies that even mention the existence of trade secrets in their 10K filings are 30 percent more likely to…

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