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Data Breach Class Actions: Southern District of New York Dismisses Action Against Health Care Providers for Lack of Standing
Data Breach Class Action Against Radiology Companies Dismissed for Lack of Standing
To Pay the Ransom or Not to Pay the Ransom? North Carolina Tells its Public Entities the Answer is an Emphatic NO
California Privacy Protection Agency Staff Posts Draft Rules Implementing the CPRA
Small Businesses Don’t Recognize Risk of Cyber-Attack Despite Repeated Warnings
OMB Moving Forward on Software Procurement Practices
FBI Requests Over $100 Million Increase in Cyber Budget
FITARA Scorecards to be Updated to Set Newer Goalposts
Twitter Fined $150M for Violating FTC Order on Misrepresenting Privacy and Security Practices
Privacy Is the Buzz in the Beehive State: Utah’s Consumer Privacy Act
All Things Seem to Come in Threes: The EU Continues with its Sanctions Against Cyber-Attackers for the Next Three Years
DoD Itself Not Meeting CMMC Standards
DoD Offers Webinar on Weapons Systems Cyber Protection
Senate Ransomware Report Calls for Better Analysis of Attacks, Cryptocurrency Role
Blockchain and Metaverse Legal Issues for the Government and Government Contractors
New CFPB Interpretive Rule Outlines Broad State CFPA Enforcement Authority
North Carolina is the First State to Prohibit Public Entities from Paying Ransoms: What Does This Mean for North Carolina Public Schools and Universities?
Russian Threats and the Need to Protect Critical Infrastructure
The Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022: An Overview
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