Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Emerging AI Regulations: Preparing for the CO Act and VA Bill

March 17, 2025

Explore the new AI regulations in Colorado and Virginia that impose strict rules on developers and deployers and prepare before enforcement begins in 2026.

Musk’s Takeover of Federal Agencies Sparks Lawsuits and Privacy Concerns

March 12, 2025

Read how Musk’s takeover of federal agencies has sparked lawsuits over privacy and security breaches, raising legal and national security concerns in Washington.

OpenAI Researcher Subpoenaed in Copyright Lawsuit

March 12, 2025

OpenAI researcher Alec Radford has been subpoenaed in a copyright lawsuit over AI training data that authors claim infringes their works.

The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council Clarifies Self-Assessment Eligibility for E-commerce Merchants

March 11, 2025

The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) issued a new FAQ clarifying SAQ A eligibility for e-commerce merchants, strengthening data security measures.

Businesses Must Act To Counter the Rising Threat of AI-Driven Cyberattacks

March 7, 2025

Discover how AI-driven cyberattacks are more sophisticated and harder to stop while the lack of robust security measures leaves businesses vulnerable.

User Data Should Play a Crucial Role in Resolving the Google Antitrust Case

March 7, 2025

Learn why the sharing of user data is central to resolving the Google antitrust case and restoring competition to the search engine market.

Why Cyber Insurance and Risk Management Need to Evolve With Threat Landscape

March 5, 2025

As AI-driven threats and ransomware surge, cyber insurance is key to risk management, but coverage gaps and evolving risks demand careful planning.

China-Linked Hacking Group Salt Typhoon Still Targeting US Telecommunications

March 5, 2025

Learn more about Salt Typhoon, a China-linked hacking group that continues targeting telecommunication infrastructure to gather intelligence despite US sanctions.

Attorneys Sanctioned Because of AI-Fabricated Case Citations

March 5, 2025

Read about attorneys in a Wyoming Federal court who were sanctioned for citing eight precedents that were fabricated by AI in a court filing.

Pegasus Spyware is Showing Up on Corporate Execs’ Cell Phones

March 3, 2025

Read more about Pegasus spyware, which was developed to target terrorists and has been detected in the cell phones of corporate executives in several industries, including logistics and finance.

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