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Blockchain-Enabled Malware Used in Latest Supply Chain Attack

Blockchain-Enabled Malware Used in Latest Supply Chain Attack

Learn about a new development in supply chain attacks, where bad actors are targeting NPM packages to embed blockchain-enabled malware for command and control.

No Price-Fixing Conspiracy Among Atlantic City Hotels, Says New Jersey Court

No Price-Fixing Conspiracy Among Atlantic City Hotels, Says New Jersey Court

The court dismissed an antitrust class action against competing hotels, ruling that using the same software doesn’t prove collusion in a price-fixing conspiracy.

SEC Fines Companies Millions Over Misleading SolarWinds Breach Disclosures

SEC Fines Companies Millions Over Misleading SolarWinds Breach Disclosures

The SEC has fined four companies for downplaying cybersecurity risks in the SolarWinds breach, highlighting strict standards for accurate incident disclosures.

Implementing Automation the Right Way in Your Organization

Implementing Automation the Right Way in Your Organization

Delve into the missteps in implementing automation and learn about best practices for establishing goals, change management processes, phased automation, and scalability.

What You Should Know About the Risks of Greenwashing

What You Should Know About the Risks of Greenwashing

Read about the risks and consequences of greenwashing and how to get your organization ahead of evolving international regulations.

Ireland's Privacy Regulator Fined LinkedIn $335m

Ireland’s Privacy Regulator Fined LinkedIn $335m

Read why Ireland’s privacy regulator fined LinkedIn $335 million for violating the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation.

Why In-House Counsel Should Focus on Governance (the “G” in ESG)

Why In-House Counsel Should Focus on Governance (the “G” in ESG)

Understand how governance (the “G” in ESG) focuses on internal company processes, with in-house counsel and legal departments playing a vital role.

Texas Federal Court Ruling Declares OSHA’s Use of Administrative Law Judges Unconstitutional

Texas Federal Court Ruling Declares OSHA’s Use of Administrative Law Judges Unconstitutional

Learn more about a Texas court ruling that challenges OSHA’s use of Administrative Law Judges, calling it unconstitutional and granting employers new leverage in compliance disputes.

Strengthening Healthcare Cybersecurity: The Health Infrastructure Security and Accountability Act

Strengthening Healthcare Cybersecurity: The Health Infrastructure Security and Accountability Act

Read how this new legislation targets healthcare cybersecurity, setting mandatory standards and audits to protect patient data, with funding to support compliance across the sector.

Federal Circuit Vacates Attorneys’ Fees in Dish Network Patent Case

Federal Circuit Vacates Attorneys’ Fees in Dish Network Patent Case

Read why the Federal Circuit found a district court abused its discretion by failing to justify the attorneys’ fees award.

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