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Data breach regulations are a “double-edged sword.” A necessary tool in the United States, especially as children increasingly rely on...

A little cyber law news to end the week! First class-action CCPA settlement and U.S. Govt. set to finally address internal IoT security...

Apple will face a class action suit under Illinois’ 2008 Biometric Information Privacy Act (“BIPA”) in federal court. Illinois was the...

On November 6, 2020, another MSSP was served with a federal suit by a former client following a data breach. Zoll Medical Corporation...

Going into 2021, many businesses face the realization of permanent telework status for a certain percentage of their employees. Few are...

Maybe your predecessor had a lawyer draft a contract in 2002 or maybe you downloaded a standard contract from legal zoom. Relying on...

On November 3, 2020, Californians solidified their support of privacy rights in voting Proposition 24, now known as the California...

Cybersecurity threats come from both the outside world and inside a business. While surveying firewall traffic and reading twitter...

Used for messaging, social media, and payment transfers, the WeChat application enjoys over one (1) billion user worldwide. Owned by...

The Department of Health and Hospitals Office of Civil Rights (“OCR”) and the Federal Trade Commission issued fresh sets of fines for...

The Hippocratic oath, which requires physicians to “do no harm” in the name of medicine, should be re-drafted to include prioritizing the...

It’s old news that on July 19, 2019, Capital One Bank learned that a cyber-criminal gained access to 14 years of credit card holder and...

Two questions on cybercrime yield valuable intel for potential victims: 1) Aside from ransomware, how do cyber criminals make money; and...

Another example of failed communication between private industry and government is the U.S. Department of Treasury, Office of Foreign...

Unlike traditional warfare, cyber-crime respects no boundaries or sovereignties and fails to differentiate between combatants and...

Good luck to Kate Arrington, the Department of Defense’s CISO, who just inherited a disaster from former members of the Cybersecurity...

“What we’ve got here is a failure to communicate!” Since birth, my father quoted this to me from the 1967 Paul Newman film Cool Hand Luke...

The terms “privacy,” “cybersecurity,” and “data protection” are thrown around, ignorantly and interchangeably despite the noteworthy...

Companies like Ancestry, 23andMe, and MyMedLab need to pay attention. Poised for its Governor’s signature, California’s SB-980 entitled...

More companies are making remote work a permanent status. With the initial push to remote work necessitated by COVID-19 and then...