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According to an article by the Stoel Rives law firm, the ruling in Moody v. Oregon Community Credit Union expressly […]
Litigators and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau-regulated companies will be interested in an amicus brief filed by the CFPB in January. […]
To streamline operations and enhance efficiency and productivity, legal departments are increasingly turning to software solutions, yet there are still […]
In a blog, the Cyber Management Alliance notes that cyber-attacks and ransomware attacks in the last three months demonstrate that […]
Scheider Electric, a multinational energy management and automation company based in France was hit with a ransomware attack on January […]
Although generative AI (GenAI) use is not yet widely used in corporate legal departments, that is expected to change, according […]
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.
On January 23 a federal judge in California ruled that NSO, an Israeli-based developer and purveyor of spyware, will have […]
The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the work landscape, ushering in a lasting era of remote and hybrid work. While this flexibility […]
A truly effective compliance program must possess a well-functioning and adequately funded mechanism for timely and thorough investigations into any […]
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