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On September 19, 2024, Governor Gavin Newsom of California signed three bills designed to address the ethical concerns surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and protect individuals from the misuse of digital content.

On this episode of “Decrypted,” hosts William Ridgway and David Simon are joined by Cybersecurity and Data Privacy colleague Lisa Zivkovic for a deep dive into California’s new mandatory risk assessment and cybersecurity audit requirements, including why the 2028 filing deadlines are more urgent than they appear and the two distinct compliance regimes companies must navigate.

HelpNetSecurity.com reported that "The shift to remote work amid the pandemic resulted in 47 percent of organizations reporting an increase of personal devices being used for work.

In Carlton Fields' latest CF on Cyber podcast series, Jack Clabby and Joe Swanson discuss the latest guidelines released by the Department of Justice Cybersecurity Unit, which provides recommendations to companies...

For anyone who was not able to join our China Cybersecurity Law webinar last week, we've got you covered! Below, please find the full webinar for your viewing pleasure.

Bloomberg News reported that "The attack by Chinese spies reached almost 30 U.S. companies, including Amazon and Apple, by compromising America's technology supply chain…".

In the not-so-distant past, the automotive industry sought to be mostly self-sufficient. That is to say, that when an automobile manufacturer

Earlier this week the House Small Business Committee published new cyber security and data privacy guidance for small businesses.

On December 19, the Senate passed H.R.7898, which the House of Representatives had previously passed on December 9.

On June 16 and July 6, 2021, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont signed two new cybersecurity laws that continue the national trend of expanding cyber incident disclosure obligations...

AARP reported that "BEC attacks targeted more than 30,700 organizations in the first quarter of 2020, according to security company Symantec.

The New York State Office of the Attorney General urged businesses to incorporate safeguards to detect and prevent credential-stuffing attacks in their data security programs.

Consumer credit reporting agency Equifax agreed to pay at least $650 million and possibly hundreds of millions more in fines and other costs as part of a global settlement with the FTC, the CFPB.

The Congressional Research Service ("CRS") offered recommendations to Congress that would enhance federal cybersecurity management.

According to recent reports, cryptocurrency exchange Deribit has been hacked, with hackers draining $28 million from the company's hot wallet.

In a clear setback for the SEC, Judge Engelmayer's SolarWinds decision held that a public company's cybersecurity controls are not part of its "system of internal accounting controls"...

Public Water Systems (PWS) are now required to conduct cyber defense check-ups at the same time they conduct their routine "sanitary surveys," according to a new requirement...