Amid the rise of ransomware and socially engineered business email compromise attacks, Canadian cybersecurity and privacy law continues to evolve including a changing bar to entry for class action suits. We spoke to Gerry Gill and Christine Galea of Dolden Wallace Folick LLP for an update on Canadian legal trends.

The metaverse is here, and no matter what tech companies promise us, we should start protecting our data. NetDiligence’s own Micah Howser gives us his take on what is to come.

In 2021, more than 46% of companies are opting to obtain cyber insurance coverage, but they may be surprised at what they discover. We discuss recent trends in cybersecurity risk mitigation and insurance with ProWriters Insurance.

A discussion of the struggles to find talent for companies. A staggering 3.5 million necessary cybersecurity jobs are estimated to be unfilled today.

Two legal experts explain the impact of changing attorney-client privilege norms in the cybersecurity context.

The US Treasury released advisory guidance around ransom payments and avoiding sanctioned entities, but as with any regulation, compliance may be a moving target..

NetDiligence’s Mark Greisiger talks to PCS’ Anthony Mongeluzo & Ryan Rowbottom on ransomware response & managed IT service solutions.

With new laws popping up across the country biometric data protection is a hot topic in privacy liability. We talked to attorney Ernest Koschineg about the current landscape and what we can expect to see in this space in the coming months.

NetDiligence Chief Technology Officer, Vinny Sakore discusses Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities, AI, and more with CrowdStrike’s Incident Response Manager, Yinan Yang and Program Manager, Legal & Insurance Lee Trotter.

What will regulators be focused on in the near and medium-term future? Attorney Phil Yannella breaks down some of the immediate issues in data privacy legislation and regulation.