Collaborate Disseminate
The Russian Federation’s creation and manipulation of privacy rules, regulations and laws continues apace with the unstated but clear intent to allow the government to stifle voices of dissent. To that end, we have seen the Federal Service for Oversig… Continue reading Russia’s Privacy Rules Stifle Dissent
Stopping ransomware has become a priority for many organizations. So, they are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) as their defenses of choice. However, threat actors are also turning to AI and ML to launch their attacks. One specific type of attack, data poisoning, takes advantage of this. Why AI and ML Are at […]
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Do your customers know about your compliance efforts and trust your organization’s ability to keep their data safe? …
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There’s a certain irony that an invitation-only social media platform would find a hacker posted data on 1.3 million of its users on an online forum. But that’s exactly where Clubhouse found itself over the weekend; proffering by way of explanation th… Continue reading Clubhouse Exclusivity Applies to Membership, Not Data
It’s just part of the job: at some point in a device’s lifecycle, data must be destroyed. While deleting files may mean users and apps can’t access them, simple deletion isn’t enough to truly destroy the data. To be most effective, secure data destruction has to be complete. This is especially true when your organization […]
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On March 2, 2021, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam signed the Commonwealth’s first comprehensive data privacy law, the Consumer Data Protection Act, making Virginia the second state, after California, to do so. California’s Consumer Privacy Act, … Continue reading Virginia Enacts New Data Privacy Law
Like many industries, the banking and insurance sectors have shifted their resources to be digital-first, all the more so since the start of the global pandemic. For today’s customers, who increasingly begin their banking experiences using digital chan… Continue reading Web Application Firewalls Instrumental in Digital-First Banking
In order to get into court – particularly federal court – a party has to demonstrate that they have “standing” to sue — that is, that they have personally suffered some kind of concrete and demonstrable harm as a result of someone el… Continue reading When are Privacy Violations Sufficient to Sue?
It has long been the law that searches – of one’s person, places, houses and effects – without probable cause and a warrant are presumptively unreasonable. Moreover, searches of electronic devices, which contain massive amounts of intimate… Continue reading Borderline Unreasonable Electronic Device Searches