Risk Management

The Major Threat Presented by a Tiny Thumb Drive

Technological advances mean something as insignificant as a thumb drive could be a colossal threat to employers if workers abscond with pivotal trade secrets.

Are LinkedIn Contacts The Employer’s Trade Secrets?

Jury must determine whether LinkedIn contact information can be an employer’s trade secret, a California federal court has ruled.

Backdoor Security Risk: Abandoned Sub-Domains

Neglect is an opening for a takeover, with nefarious results that begin with setting up a fake website.

Why Attorney “You Didn’t Hire Me” Letters Are A Good Idea

Attorneys who are not hired after an initial discussion with a potential client often move on and don’t give it […]

What Ebola Could Mean For Employers

The possibility of a major Ebola outbreak in the United States is now considered slim, but the possibility of serious […]

Shareholder Cyber-Lawsuit Vs Board Hits Wall

This case may signal a potential new area of liability exposure for directors and officers, but the opinion is also a reminder of just how difficult it is for plaintiffs to survive the initial pleading hurdles…

What Lawyers Need To Know About Encryption

A recently released whitepaper from Avansic covers the basics about encryption: what it is, how it works, the regulations that […]

Managing Perils Of Workforce Reductions During Litigation

In an article from Bloomberg BNA, Sidley & Austin attorneys Isaac S. Greaney and Eric G. Hoffman provide some tips […]

Software Companies Now on Notice That Encryption Exports May Be Treated More Seriously: $750,000 Fine Against Intel Subsidiary

A recent fine against an Intel subsidiary for selling encryption software to foreign government end-users may indicate a fundamental shift in how the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security is treating violations of the encryption regulations.

FINRA Again Cautions Against Confidentiality Provisions Silencing Whistleblowers

Once again, FINRA warns firms to think twice before using confidentiality provisions in settlement agreements prohibiting or restricting customers or employees from communicating with the SEC.

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