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Much has been written, in this space and elsewhere, on the concept of "reasonable security" — what constitutes "reasonable security," how much security is "reasonable," etc.

We have been following proposed legislation to modify the Connecticut data breach notification law as it worked its way (unsuccessfully) through the 2012 General Session of the legislature.

This ruling is likely to have wide-ranging effects, including on tablets, laptops and potentially other technology.

We update the myriad of state data breach notification laws on a quarterly basis in what we fondly call the Mintz Data Breach Matrix. Hot off the presses is the version current as of October 1, 2011.

It is time for covered entities and business associates to jump start HIPAA privacy and security programs and make sure that everything is in compliance.

It's been a busy 2021 legislative session for changes to data breach laws, and that means it is time to review and update your incident response plans.

Jeff Moerdler breaks down the top 10 legal issues facing data centers today – including the shift from leases to MSAs, the rise of leaseback transactions, data privacy challenges and the impact of COVID-19 and new technologies.

As we've written here and here, New York City's Biometric Identifier Information Law (the "NYC Law") is now in force, effective Friday, July 9th.

Welcome to June! It’s time for an an updated version of our "Mintz Matrix" — the Mintz Levin matrix of state data security breach notification laws.

Following up on my recent post on the matter, I had the opportunity to speak with Colin O’Keefe of LXBN on the subject of cross-device tracking.

As a follow-up to our commentary here on the headline-grabbing Heartbleed bug, I had the opportunity to discuss the subject with Colin O’Keefe of LXBN.

Following up on my recent post on story, I had the opportunity to speak with Colin O’Keefe of LXBN on an interesting California ballot initiative that would make consumers’ personal information private by default. In the brief interview, I describe the basics of the California Personal Privacy Initiative and explain its challenging road ahead.

Here is some weekend reading for those looking at e-discovery issues.

Growing community opposition and regulatory scrutiny are reshaping the landscape for data center financing and development across the United States. States like Texas are implementing stricter evaluation criteria to distinguish viable projects with solid power supply and water consumption plans from less credible proposals. The evolving regulatory environment reflects increasing concerns about the infrastructure and resource demands of large-scale data center operations.

Recently, our colleague Steve Friedberg published an article in AreaDevelopment on "Data Center Development and Financing Strategies".

Beginning on February 16 of this year, the rate of tax withholding required by the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) will increase from 10% to 15%.

As a result of changes to item 6 of Table A regarding the provision of zoning information to the surveyor, the typical sequence of ordering surveys and zoning reports may need to change.