Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Five Cybersecurity Trends for 2016

This short list includes some familiar advice “low hanging fruit,” as well as a warning…

Dumpster Diving Data Disaster

Incidents of health data breaches caused by improper disposal of paper, X-ray film and electronic media are still an issue, […]

When Employees Take Information Without Permission

The circuits are split on the question of whether employers can use the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) to […]

FTC Cybersecurity Authority Confirmed In Wyndam Settlement

Without admitting the allegations, the Wyndam hotel group of companies has settled Federal Trade Commission charges stemming from exposure of […]

In-House Survey: The State Of Cybersecurity

A survey of more than a thousand in-house attorneys, largely general counsel or chief legal officers, was released early this […]

EU Ratchets Up Cybersecurity Rules

In Europe, a “milestone” cybersecurity agreement will require upgraded digital infrastructure in essential services, including transportation control and electricity grid […]

$10 Ransomware, $30 For A Passport

According to a report from Trend Micro, there is a booming market for cybercrime software in North America. Offerings are […]

What In-House Counsel Needs To Know About Advertising

Common sense, unfortunately, won’t help much, and in-house counsel who rely on it to navigate issues of marketing and advertising […]

Employee Error Causes Most Data Breaches

Mistakes by employees was the leading cause of corporate data breaches, according to a new Association of Corporate Counsel survey. […]

Drone Regulation In The Wings

Will there be a drone hanging from your Christmas stocking, or perhaps vice versa? As many as a million drones […]

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