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In our 278th episode of The Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker interviews Joel Trachtman, professor of international law and director of the LLM Program in International Law at Tufts University's Fletcher School.

Litigation special counsel Samantha V. Ettari authored a Bloomberg Law article titled "Legal Holds During the Pandemic—Don't Forget Personal Devices" on May 27, 2020.

Olivia Trusty, nominee for the open Republican Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) Commissioner position, appeared before the U.S. Senate Committee...

Christopher Hart, Co-Chair of Foley Hoag's Privacy and Data Security practice, discusses the data security risks of the present ...

On October 11, the House of Representatives passed a bill that aims to provide cybersecurity guidance to small businesses in the United States.

The Economist certainly thinks computer security is broken (and it's hard to argue the contrary).

Thus, a preliminary program should be crafted to focus on where you can make the biggest impact while minimizing cost increases, in addition to meeting your legal obligations."

On December 10, 2015, NIST issued a Request for Information on its cybersecurity framework, possible changes, and future governance.

On June 9, NIST announced minor updates to its Cybersecurity Framework based on user feedback.

On January 27, NIST announced that it is seeking public comment on its latest draft of a publication intended to help computer security experts use randomness to protect sensitive data.

As we had written about previously, there are several comprehensive privacy bills being considered at the state level. This blog post provides notable updates on bills companies should be paying attention to...

Supreme Court Grants Certiorari To Resolve Dispute Over U.S. Warrants For Foreign-Stored Data.

Wilson Elser's 2020 Data Privacy Compendium is a primer for businesses as they consider this complex and evolving area of compliance. Keeping pace with the applicable regulatory bodies, such as

Data breach litigation continues to expand with each new state law passed to regulate data storage and disclosures.

On January 3, 2017, the Article 29 Working Party adopted its Action Plan for 2017, which outlines new objectives and deliverables for the coming year and builds on 2016 priorities and topics.

Ankura's latest insights explore critical developments across multiple sectors, from free zone strategies and AI-driven competition to cybersecurity threats and pharmaceutical manufacturing challenges. The collection examines how organizations can navigate evolving economic conditions, regulatory changes, and technological disruptions while maintaining operational resilience and competitive advantage.

On December 10, 2019, federal prosecutors in the District of New Jersey announced that they had arrested three men in connection with an alleged $722 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, referred to as "BitClub Network."