Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
In a case that a McGuire Woods client alert calls the first ever settlement of a HIPAA claim against a […]
As hackers have become more sophisticated and litigation seeking redress more frequent, companies have turned to a variety of policy types, including…
A recent Ninth Circuit Appeals Court ruling featured a broad interpretation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which may […]
An inclusive ‘”give us everything and the kitchen sink” approach to e-discovery, without limiting requests in view of proportionality and […]
Come of the uncertainty attaching to data transfer from the EU to the United States has been removed, with the […]
In October of last year a European court invalidated the “Safe Harbor” that for 15 years had been the norm […]
District Courts have traditionally dismissed consumer lawsuits for data breach on the grounds that plaintiffs could not allege or prove […]
In a well-publicized experiment, hackers were able turn up the radio, blast cold air through the vents and activate the […]
According to the SEC, Morgan Stanley violated the “Safeguards Rule” by failing to prevent an employee from downloading customer information he was not supposed to have access to.
A former employee who hacked his old company using another worker’s password can be charged under the 1986 Computer Fraud […]
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