Corporate Governance

Individual Executive Exposure In Government Investigations

A white collar alert from Miller & Chevalier looks at significant cases and government investigations that directly affected executives in […]

Ethics Have Calculable Value

The president of the umbrella organization for in-house attorneys in Europe – the European Company Lawyers Association, or ECLA – outlines […]

Information Governance: Time For GCs To Step up

For most organizations today, the major problem is not information security, but information governance, writes Today’s General Counsel columnist Barclay […]

Big Data Can Be Asset Or Vulnerability

The big data revolution is well under way and is having a transforming effect on business, enabling enhanced insight and […]

Legal And IT Procurement Must Cooperate

IT contracts and cybersecurity

Execs: Cyber Attacks Not Our Problem

Nearly half of corporate executives felt that they were not responsible for cyber attacks, according to “Accountability Gap: Cybersecurity and […]

Board Responsibilities For Cybersecurity

Events have moved swiftly in the past few years, and boards are being held accountable.

Intervention For Data Hoarders

Easy to keep and hard to throw away, data tends to accumulate and become a big expensive problem that only […]

Information Sharing Under The New Cybersecurity Law

The text of the the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) was incorporated by amendment into a consolidated spending bill in […]

Serving On Boards “Not For The Faint Of Heart”

A look at the current director liability landscape in the context of the “Yates memo” and what directors can do minimize their risk.

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