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2016 will be another important year in cybersecurity and data privacy, with regulators and the courts continuing to confront difficult issues...

On April 1, President Obama issued Executive Order 13964, in which he declared a national emergency relating to foreign "malicious cyber-enabled activities."

The framework is part of the Advisory Committee's Report on "Big Data Analytics" and was supported by numerous high-ranking defense officials.

On March 23, the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board issued a request for public comment on the privacy and civil liberties implications of the federal government's counterterrorism activities.

On March 18, the Senior Vice President of the National Retail Federation testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

On June 23, a bipartisan group of senators from the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee sent a letter to the Government Accountability Office.

On February 3, 2015, the SEC's OCIE released a summary of the results from its Cybersecurity Examination Initiative.

At a December 1, 2015, hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, the SEC advocated for a warrant exemption carve-out in the Email Privacy Act.

From 2010 through 2012, SpyEye was the preeminent banking Trojan that allowed the theft of login information for bank accounts, PINs, and credit card information.

Matthew S. Adams was featured in the New Jersey Business Magazine article, "Taking the Mystery Out of Cybersecurity: What the Average Business Owner Should Know."

On April 17, the Texas House passed a law making it a felony to breach a computer system owned by the government or a commercial entity.

On February 5, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the district court's grant of summary judgment in favor of a defendant that had been sued by a competitor for allegedly accessing the competitor's computer systems...

The defendant allegedly operated an organization called Blackshades, which sold and distributed a malware tool that enabled cybercriminals to take control of users' computers.

On April 11, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia sentenced a former employee of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ("NRC") to 18 months in prison...

The US Federal Trade Commission issued a report this week on the Internet of Things (IoT), with steps for businesses to ‘enhance and protect consumers’ privacy and security’.

The resolution also calls on businesses to "implement reasonable privacy and cybersecurity practices" to protect consumers' sensitive data and increase their trust and acceptance of the industry.

In this episode, Sarah Bruno and LiLing Poh discuss recent trends as organizations invest more in technology through the acquisition of new platforms or programs, or by working with a vendor to...