When Does the Law Require Companies like Equifax to Disclose Their Data Breaches?
With the most recent Equifax data breach, many business owners may have questions about what their responsibilities are under the law to... Read More
Protection of Company Data Means Ensuring That Other Companies Protect Themselves As Well
On September 1, 2017 it was reported that 4 million records detailing the personal information of Time Warner Cable customers were exposed... Read More
The Right to be Forgotten and how European Law Could Affect Companies in the US
In the age of social media, pictures, social media posts, and other personally embarrassing and unsavory personal information may be enshrined in... Read More
How the FTC Regulates Reasonable Cybersecurity and Data Practices
When it comes to investigating company cybersecurity practices and protecting the privacy of consumers, there is no bigger government enforcer than the... Read More
New York Law Could Provide Insight into Cybersecurity’s Legal Future
While government agencies like the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulate and investigate if a company exercises reasonable cybersecurity practices, especially in the... Read More