Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Top AI Companies Launch New Industry Group to Promote Safe AI Development

Meta Lets You Restrict Their Use of Your Personal Data

Meta will now be using your data to help create its large language model (LLM) Lama 2, as reported in […]

Three New States Pass Comprehensive Data Privacy Laws

Implementing the SEC’s Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules

Legal Ops professionals will be interested in this final post in the three-part blog from bytebacklaw.com on the U.S. Securities […]

Legal Ops: Interpreting AI Regulation and Risk

Positives and Negatives in the Relationship Between Generative AI and Cybersecurity

Does AI provide a competitive advantage? Or does it make organizations and their legal departments more vulnerable to attack? That […]

A Recession Could Spur Fundamental Rethink About Legal Ops

Is Cybersecurity Worth the Cost for Small and Midsized Businesses?

Given the uncertainty of proactive measures and their associated costs, small and medium-sized businesses may be tempted to incur reactive […]

Big Malware Bust

According to a Politico article, the FBI and law enforcement officials from six other countries recently broke into the servers […]

SEC Creates Bigger Cyberbreach Role For General Counsel

Back in July, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced a significant regulatory development aimed at enhancing cybersecurity disclosures for […]

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Is Proactive Cybersecurity Worth the Cost for Small and Midsized Businesses?

When it comes to cybersecurity, the most important choice business leaders face is determining which risks to address proactively, with […]

Time For a Post-Quantum Risk Analysis

Three federal agencies just combined resources to issue a fact sheet about the impact of “potentially adversarial, cryptanalytically relevant quantum […]

Will Governments Step In When Cyber-Insurance Isn’t Available?

Premiums for cyber insurance rose almost 50 percent in 2022, but they aren’t keeping up with the cost of attacks. […]

Government Contractor the Victim of Monster Data Breach

The Social Security numbers, birth dates, driver’s license numbers, health insurance claims, medical history notes, prescription information and other PII […]