At the recent FDIC conference, "Fintech: A Bridge to Economic Inclusion," FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams remarked that while the proportion of U.S. households that were banked in 2019...

Recently, the Federal Reserve Board (Fed) published its annual Cybersecurity and Financial System Resilience report describing measures it has taken to strengthen cybersecurity...

On August 15, the Federal Reserve Board announced that it has rescinded its 2023 supervisory letter establishing the Novel Activities Supervision Program (NASP).

In this program we will discuss the White House Executive Order on AI signed on October 30, 2023. We will address the scope of the order, who it impacts, how it fits with prior US initiatives...

Plaintiff's attorneys have filed a wave of lawsuits against various AI tools under a variety of legal theories. Most have had no success so far. Many of the asserted claims have been dismissed for lack of sufficiently.

Cyberattacks have become big business from the standpoint of attackers. Threat actors range well beyond cults of old

January 1, 2020, organizations that employ individuals based in Illinois will need to keep in mind the Artificial Intelligence Video Interview Act.

The Georgia Supreme Court recently concluded that Georgia's equivalent of the CFAA should be viewed narrowly, similar to the US Supreme Court's recent, similar decision in Van Buren.

The law contains two major provisions.

On January 23, the NY DFS released updated guidance with regard to better protecting consumers in the event of virtual currency insolvency.

Businesses collecting personal information from New York residents will soon be expected to apply enhanced data security requirements. The New York SHIELD Act, signed into law in July 2019,..

After discovery, SolarWinds released a series of hot fixes to address vulnerabilities in their software associated with the attack.

It is common for individuals to see the "padlock icon" on their browser bar when visiting a website, and assume they are safe. Sadly, this assumption is no longer valid

Navigating the Future of Legal Artificial Intelligence: Ethics, Law, and Policy | Webinar Series

In this episode, we discuss NFTS.

For the fourth year running, the Securities and Exchange Commission's Office continues to list cybersecurity as one of the top enforcement priorities for 2019.

As the world economy increasingly goes digital, innovators and existing market participants are finding new ways to tokenize assets and expand upon their uses, particularly with non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

Utah recently amended its breach notice law to provide certain defenses to companies who suffer a data breach.

Washington state has amended its property rights law to prohibit AI deepfakes, creating new protections against forged digital likenesses that mirror an individual's voice or appearance to deceive others. The law, effective June 2026, increases civil penalties and allows recovery for reputational harm and emotional distress when unauthorized AI-generated replicas are used in advertising or commercial products.

As we wrote yesterday, the CIO of Equifax is currently facing civil and criminal liability following trading he made after his employer suffered a major cybersecurity breach