Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

Connecticut Passes Fifth State Privacy Law

The Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) goes into effect on July 1, 2023. Connecticut is the fifth state to pass […]

Vet Your Data Processors: The Forum Case

In January 2022, the President of the Personal Data Protection Office of Poland fined Forum Marketing and Sales SA, a […]

Broker Warns: Insurers Revisiting Coverage For Cyberterrorism

Many companies hit by the NotPetya cyber attack in 2017 and the Solar Winds attack in 2020 – both of […]

Cybersecurity Ignorance In the Legal Industry

The Cuba ransomware gang hacked legal services provider FRONTEO on May 11. The hackers, Russia-based despite the name, breached the […]

Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t

The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control maintains an official list of sanctioned entities and individuals so that U.S. […]

What Can You Do With A Few Billion Faceprints?

Not as much as you could before the recently announced settlement between Clearview AI and the American Civil Liberties Union, […]

That’s How We Do It In Texas, Partner

Texas law HB 20 prohibits platforms with 50 million users or more from moderating user-generated content or banning users for […]

Essential Homework Before Shopping For Cyber Insurance

An executive at cybersecurity hardware company Yubico boils it down to six questions that companies should answer for themselves before […]

Company Was Victimized By Ransomware But Didn’t Have To Pay

Victims of ransomware often pay up because they don’t think they have a choice, but an article in ZDNet describes […]

What Cyber Insurers Want To See From Clients

The demand is high, the supply is limited, and the cost is up – to the tune of an 89 […]

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