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On May 17, 2024, Colorado became the first state to enact comprehensive legislation on artificial intelligence (AI).

A few binged seasons of Law & Order will teach you that you have a Constitutional right, under the 5th Amendment to remain silent: you...

On April 24, 2024, the “Protecting Americans From Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,” found in  H.R. 815, became law,...

Unfortunately for MSPs/MSSPs, failure to consistently review and update their client agreements can be devastating for 2 reasons.

Death by cyber-attack? Yes, it's possible. And with the steady increase of cyber-attacks against the healthcare community, including the...

Too often, the focus following a data breach or other type of cyber incident is communicating with the public and specifically,...

Cyber insurance policies are difficult to understand but must fit the individual nature of the individual insured’s business. Adding...

Coupled with recent news from the Federal Reserve Bank and predicted rate cuts in 2024, the risk of wire fraud substantially increases as bu

The rapid proliferation of new issues, regulations, opinions, and threats, cyber law requires vigilant research. This week, that research...

Recent events unrelated to actual cyber-crime give CISOs and CIOs more reason to worry. Just 5 years ago, the thought of a CISO being...

The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) channeled Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers movie franchise when announcing that data...

With federal and state agencies often without the resources to enforce cyber laws, citizens are finding ways to file private lawsuits.

Cybersecurity can be defeated by a single nice, helpful, or temporarily absent-minded employee.

It’s football season, so an appropriate analogy for insureds working with an insurance company’s preselected breach counsel is as...

The U.S. Government cannot decide whether social media content regulation is an infringement of first amendment rights or the opposite.

Class actions continue against healthcare entities that used Meta (Facebook) pixels on applications facilitating patient access to EHR.

The battle between the preservation of attorney-client privilege and governmental interests is longstanding.

Almost two months after the initial MOVEit breach, Cl0p is now leaking private data and threatening to release more on the regular (also...

The Mata sanctions order adds “falsification of content” to the list of reasons why professionals should avoid ChatGPT.

In one of the largest data breaches of all time, the Cl0p Ransomware Group stole the private data of an estimated fifteen-million people.