Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Food Stamp Recipients’ Personal Identifiable Information (PII) Stolen From Private Equity Firm

Food Stamp Recipients’ Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Stolen From Private Equity Firm

A cyberattack and data breach at a Rhode Island private equity firm, Nautic, is the basis of a recent federal […]

Microsoft Debuts AI-Driven Malware Detection

Automated, Orchestrated Incident Response Facilitates Cybersecurity Compliance

In a blog, the Cyber Management Alliance notes that cyber-attacks and ransomware attacks in the last three months demonstrate that […]

Multinational Company Based In France Hit With A Ransomware Attack

Scheider Electric, a multinational energy management and automation company based in France was hit with a ransomware attack on January […]

BlackBaud Admits Failure To Disclose, Pays $3 Million Penalty

Read how BlackBaud has settled Federal Trade Commission charges of poor security and reckless data retention practices. The charges stemmed from a 2020 data breach and ransomware attack that affected millions of people.

Apple’s Lawsuit Against NSO Will Proceed

On January 23 a federal judge in California ruled that NSO, an Israeli-based developer and purveyor of spyware, will have […]

Big Insurers Face Data Breach Class Actions

The Insurance Journal reports that Progressive Casualty Insurance and Builders Mutual Insurance Co are facing class-action lawsuits over 2022 data […]

Court Allows Antitrust Claims Concerning Apple’s iCloud Restrictions to Proceed

Maintaining Attorney/Client Privilege After a Data Breach

Nathan Morales, writing on the Stoel Rives Global Privacy & Security Blog, says that many courts have ruled that after […]

Florida Legislature Proposes Legal Protections Against Data Breach Lawsuits

Health ITSecurity reports that the Florida legislature is proposing legal protections for businesses facing claims of negligence in data breach […]

Prioritizing Cyber Risk Ratings in the Wake of SEC Regulations and Evolving Threats

With increased Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations, more cyber threats, and evolving technological exposures, all organizations must prioritize understanding […]

2024 In-House Counsel Litigation Trends

Norton Rose Fulbright’s 19th Annual Litigation Trends Survey indicates that the risks surrounding tech regulation, cybersecurity and AI are uppermost […]