Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

The Specter Of Cyber Breach Lawsuits When There Is No Breach

A lawsuit targeting a Chicago law firm raised caused some alarm in professional service circles, because it made what at […]

Judge Rules In Favor Of “Drone Slayer”

A federal judge has dismissed the case of a Kentucky man who shot down a drone he believed was flying […]

White House, States Take Different Stances On Cybersecurity

Amid concerns that Republicans may back away from consumer privacy rights, many states are planning to pass regulations limiting access […]

The FTC’s Strong Hand In Cyber-Privacy Cases

Most FTC enforcement actions are resolved through settlement and the entry of a consent order following a negotiation. In most […]

Mounting Resistance To Personal Data Harvesting

Two new books about the implications of personal data harvesting in the “post-privacy” era….

Google Will Fight Warrant Over Search Results

An identity thief took to Google to find an image to use on a fake passport. The thief used that […]

Can FOIA Get To Private Emails?

What looked like a clear answer in a 2016 appeals court decision was qualified by a federal court earlier this […]

Russian Spies, Hacker Indicted In Yahoo Hack

The Justice Department has issued a 47-count indictment against two Russian operatives and one notorious Russian hacker for perpetrating one […]

The Ultimate Hack

The software that controls the launch of U.S. nuclear weapons has not been hacked, so far as we know, but […]

Three Lessons About Digital Threats

A panel of legal technology experts took up a number of key cybersecurity questions: What are the common gateways to cyber attacks? What steps can an organization take to address…

Daily Updates

Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.

Scroll to Top