Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
Two defense attorneys accused of snooping on the private Facebook account of a plaintiff suing their client can be prosecuted […]
Major telecom companies last year appealed the FCC’s net neutrality rules, which placed unprecedented rules on Internet providers. The result […]
An unidentified company last year lost nearly $100 million to individuals who created fake email addresses and posed as vendors, […]
When data is made publicly available on the internet, it can be considered “published” under the terms of a general […]
The potential of fraudulent charges or identity theft stemming from restaurant chain P.F. Chang’s data breach gives class action plaintiffs […]
More reason to avoid downloading attachments you’re not very very sure about. Named after the character in the “Saw” movie […]
For most organizations today, the major problem is not information security, but information governance, writes Today’s General Counsel columnist Barclay […]
A leaked “discussion draft” of the encryption bill sponsored by Senators Diane Feinstein and Richard Burr has Silicon Valley seething. […]
For some it’s an uphill battle, as they confront the entrenched belief that anything that does not directly support the business of the firm isn’t worth funding…
In its first ever transparency report, car-sharing service Uber revealed that between July and December 2015, it provided information on […]
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