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Cellular Network Risks Exposed by Secret Service Seizure

Google is Forming a Cyber Disruption Unit, Offensive Strategy Debated

Learn about Google’s plan to initiate a cyber disruption unit, while policymakers debate the legal limits of private cyber-attack operations.

AI-Designed Ransomware Emerges with PromptLock Malware

AI-Designed Ransomware Emerges with PromptLock Malware

Read how AI-designed ransomware uses local large language models to generate malicious code on victims’ machines dynamically.

Understanding DOJ Guidance on Unlawful Discrimination Risks

Understanding DOJ Guidance on Unlawful Discrimination Risks

Discover how new DOJ guidance on unlawful discrimination reshapes compliance expectations for employers, especially around DEI, sex, and religious protections.

Unknown Attackers Breach Cybersecurity Company F5's Networks, Steal Customer Data

AI Cyberattacks Will Transform Industry Risk and Security

Read how new research shows that large language models (LLMs) can autonomously execute AI cyberattacks, raising urgent legal and compliance concerns.

Leveraging the EPA’s Audit Policy for Compliance and Risk Reduction

Leveraging the EPA’s Audit Policy for Compliance and Risk Reduction

Explore how environmental auditing under the EPA’s Audit Policy can reduce penalties and enforcement risk while strengthening compliance strategies.

Proprietary Trading Lawsuit Dismissal Left Regulatory Questions Unresolved

From Bottleneck to Workflow: The Case for Intake Integration

Disconnected intake creates bottlenecks. Delve into the case for intake integration and its streamlined workflows, improved visibility, and stronger reporting.

Fifth Circuit Upholds Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Against Texas Challenge

Fifth Circuit Upholds Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Against Texas Challenge

The Fifth Circuit upheld the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) against Texas’s quorum-based challenge, affirming nationwide enforceability of the PWFA.

ISO 42001: Governance of AI Management and Third-Party Risk

ISO 42001: Governance of AI Management and Third-Party Risk

AI risks demand stronger oversight. Discover why ISO 42001 sets a new global standard for responsible governance of AI management and third-party risk.

Court Limits EEOC’s Authority on Early Right-to-Sue Letters

Court Limits EEOC’s Authority on Early Right-to-Sue Letters

Read how a New York court’s restriction of the EEOC’s power to issue early right-to-sue letters demonstrates post–Chevron limits on agency authority.

Inside AIB’s Data-Driven Legal Panel Review Process

Inside AIB’s Data-Driven Legal Panel Review Process

Learn how AIB implemented a data-driven legal panel review process, delivering cost control, stronger relationships, and 98% billing compliance.

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