Marriott Won’t Require Data Breach Victims to Individually Arbitrate Claims By Beth Graham on January 24, 2019 Posted in Cybersecurity, Data Breach Marriott has offered those guests affected by the data breach a free one-year ...
Facebook Hacking Incident Reignites Privacy Debate By Peggy Keene on October 9, 2018 Posted in Cybersecurity The Facebook “View As” feature inadvertently contained a vulnerability that allowed ...
Who Loses When Hacked Emailed Send Wire Transfers to the Wrong Account? By Cleve Clinton on September 27, 2018 Posted in Cybersecurity, Hacking Excited about closing on his new house, Furst Thyme Byer received emailed wired ...
Cybersecurity Concerns Rise Again With Vulnerable Smart Devices By Peggy Keene on August 21, 2018 Posted in Cybersecurity As a year has passed since lawmakers first discussed the passage of sweeping litigation that would raise data-security standards across the nation, security experts have […] The post Cybersecurity Concerns Rise Again With Vulnerable Smart Devices...
Why the ‘Encryption Exception’ May Be Overused By Kelce Wilson on June 4, 2018 Posted in Cybersecurity It can be used to exempt a company from breach reporting and notification ...
Countdown to GDPR: Data Security and Data Breaches By tfoxlaw on May 18, 2018 Posted in Cybersecurity GDPR introduces significant changes on the mandatory reporting of data breaches ...
Targeted: Companies Face Emerging Regulatory and Cybersecurity Threats in 2018 By Michelle Reed and Lauren York on January 16, 2018 Posted in Cybersecurity Following a year where companies were targeted in breaches that compromised personal ...
New Cybersecurity Regulations Series (Part Two) By Verne Pedro on December 14, 2017 Posted in Cybersecurity The model law is intended to protect against both data loss negatively affecting ...
What the Heck Was Uber Thinking By Verne Pedro on December 4, 2017 Posted in Cybersecurity Non-Disclosure and other missteps after a data breach are prime triggers for ...
