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In a recent decision about the California Law entitled "Protecting our Children from Social Media Addiction Act," the court decided that two portions of the law were not unconstitutional. These two parts include: 1. Prevents certain portions of a feed from impacting children 2. Implements default privacy settings (think like/comment count + who sees a minor's content) Next stop for this law - district court. WATCH to learn more about the details from Sarah Anderson and let u

Ransomware.live Ransomware.live - ever heard of it? This dark web research tool is one SWA turns to often when one of our clients is concerned that their information has been breeched. Sarah Anderson has been opening up our SWA Law toolbox to help you understand some of the services we provide to our clients and how they can help. Have any questions about the platform? We'd love to chat! Osintleak Do you know how easy it is for other people to find out if your personal login

Kentucky has filed suit against Temu for unlawful data collection practices. Specifically for collecting and sending information about...

Let's talk third party risk management. How can you lower your company's risk? Sarah Anderson recommends asking yourself these three...

Effective 9/1/25 - the state of Texas is now requiring all healthcare providers to store patient information IN THE UNITED STATES. Watch...

Why does storm season present cyber risks? Sarah Anderson takes a minute to share 3 reasons to consider... 1. Cyber attackers love...

Hurricane season is upon us. Do you have a checklist to keep important documents safe and your internal operating systems secure? Tune in...

Why does the recent CM ECF Security Breach matter? Many cases are filed under seal and/or contain information that is confidential and...

Algorithmic pricing is when brands gather all digital information available about you analyzing it to determine a price for the goods or...

Ready for some tea? Well…do you have the app yet? Pause - take note of the July 2025 data breach that impacted this popular dating app...

Background checks in your business could be the thing that protects your data. Consider this.. -Does this prospective employee own a...

When you hire a firm like us to perform data mining - there are certin things you need to be aware of: - Terms and Conditions, what info...

The Supreme Court is taking interest in a law originating in Texas that requires users of adult content to provide identification to...

The future of #TikTok remains uncertain — but is it time to jump ship? Sarah Anderson shares what creators and brands should expect in...

It’s popping up everywhere, but at SWA, we’re cautious — here’s why: Accuracy: AI pulls info from all over, and not all of it’s reliable....

When's the last time you thought about your company's MSP? Depending on your contract, your company's data may be at risk. Not sure where...

GREAT NEWS - the Take it Down Act has finally been signed into law. Deepfake tech has been a harm to adults and minors for far too long,...

AI is becoming more and more common in the workplace, but is it a risk? The FTC is firing back at Workado, LLC for advertising a higher...

If you own or operate a business in Texas - LISTEN UP. You need to know the ins and outs of the Texas Consumer Information and Biometric...

Cyber threats are rising among small businesses and public infrastructures across the globe. The need for cyber security measures in...