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This issue of Blockchain Bites brings you the latest legal, regulatory and project updates in blockchain and digital law.

This article is an overview of how cyber risk affects the aviation industry and how this risk might best be managed.

This cyber insurance underwriting agency is dedicated to providing businesses with protection against emerging risks.

Australians are early adopters of technology and the development and use of the internet is widespread and increasing.

WHS obligations will apply to those who participate in the sharing economy or use sharing "hubs" such as Uber and Airbnb.

As well as an appropriate policy, any employees must be given at least 14 days' written notice of computer surveillance.

eSafety Women will help women manage technology risks and abuse by giving them tools they need to be confident online.

A recent decision has provided yet another salutary warning against the use of descriptive trade marks.

We take a look at the key questions on appeal in the Optus case and implications for content providers.

Universities are centres of research and education. However, changes to government funding attitudes has meant that they must also encourage a culture of commercialisation. As a result, universities must now juggle their commitments to students and staff as well as their duties to commercial partners.

Generational change in Asian leadership with demographic shifts and the growth in connectivity present new opportunities.

As the internet continues to increase the speed and breadth of information sharing, the disclosure of information about friends, colleagues and public figures has become increasingly easy. It follows that violations of an individual’s right to privacy is also on the rise.

With over 205 million domain names registered it is tricky for trade mark owners to get their own.

Metadata is not personal information, and information is not about an individual just because his identity is revealed.

Businesses should review existing privacy policies, procedures and systems to ensure they're adequate to meet challenges.

How organisations are expected to manage cyber-risk is a constantly evolving area of discussion with no easy or clear answers.

Cybersecurity law compliance is a complicated and costly exercise for financial institutions because of typically extensive domestic regulation and the fragmented legal landscape globally.