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Citing cybersecurity concerns with a children's smartwatch, the European Commission recently issued a recall of the device.

Our Global Privacy and Cybersecurity team is well-versed on the incoming regulations and is cognizant of the daunting financial burden associated with compliance.

The Guide to Cyber Investigations is published by Global Investigations Review—the online home for all those who specialize in investigating and resolving suspected corporate wrongdoing.

COVID-19 has forced businesses to undertake an unprecedented shift towards remote work. With social distancing and quarantines becoming the new norm, cyber criminals already are taking...

On April 24, 2018, the SEC announced that Altaba Inc., a holding company for Yahoo's investment in Alibaba, agreed to pay a $35 million fine to settle charges that it failed to timely inform investors...

What if the most dangerous criminals didn’t smash their way in – but quietly embedded themselves and learned the system from the inside...

Cybersecurity has become an integral concern for employers and employee benefit plans alike.

A proposed $1M civil penalty against Colonial Pipeline for its procedural failures during a ransomware attack could indicate what's in store for critical infrastructure operators...

Leah Kaiser has written an article for The Contractor's Perspective outlining the Department of Energy's new initiative to protect electricity operations from increasing cyber threats to the energy industry.

The CFTC unanimously approved proposed amendments to Regulation 1.31 in order to modernize and make technology-neutral the form and manner in which regulatory records must be kept, as well as rationalize the rule text for ease of understanding.

By requiring notice of these computer security incidents, the proposed rule broadens the type of reportable events that banking organizations and their service providers are required to report to federal agencies.

Our friends at Privacy & Security Matters recently posted an important update on the New York State Department of Financial Services' new cybersecurity regulations.

Changes include requiring stricter reporting from senior officers and boards; improved data safeguards, such as more stringent requirements related...

The NYDFS proposed cybersecurity rules that, if finalized in their current form, would create one of the most comprehensive, detailed and onerous cybersecurity standards in the country.

On March 31, 2016, US Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin discussed the steps financial sector participants should take to respond and recover from a cyber attack.

Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers filed a lawsuit against Change Healthcare Inc. and its owners and operators (collectively, "Change")—which provide a data clearinghouse...

The United States District Court for the Western District of Texas, applying Texas law, has held that a cyber policy limited coverage to a single $250,000 sublimit for all cyber crime loss during the policy period, regardless of the amount of loss or number of electronic transfers that gave rise to the loss.