Cybersecurity

Chicken Farm Doesn’t Cut It As Document Shredder

A privacy official in Canada has ruled that a nursing home’s contract with a chicken farm violates Canada’s Health Information […]

SCOTUS Opines: Do Cops Need Warrant To See Hotel Records?

A group of hotel owners challenged a Los Angeles ordinance requiring them to collect personal information about patrons and turn it over to on request…

Getting Data Out Of Europe After The “Schrems” Decision

The Court of Justice of the European Union’s Oct. 6 decision invalidated the Safe Harbor framework for transferring data from […]

Judge Opens Privacy Debate Over Smartphone Encryption

Last week, a federal judge in New York released an order asking tech giant Apple whether a government warrant seeking […]

Dow Jones Reveals Hack

The personal and payment information of about 3,500 Dow Jones & Co. subscribers was exposed in a recent hack, the […]

Smartphone Passcodes Can Take The 5th

In an insider trading case mounted by the SEC, the agency wanted access to the two defendants’ company-issued cell phones, […]

Don’t Count On U.S.-China Cyber Deal

“It’s a start” is the best that can be said for the U.S.- China agreement to curtail cyber-theft of intellectual property.

The Man Who Threw The Monkey Wrench At Silicon Valley

Doing research for a paper about privacy while attending law school in the U.S., an Austrian student contacted Facebook and asked to see all the data they had on or about him.

The Cloud Is Secure

In-house counsel find themselves in a conflicted situation with respect to the cloud: Confront the risk of sensitive corporate data […]

When Worlds Collide

Media attention to data breaches has thrust them into prominence in the eyes of the public, among executives, and in […]

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