A recent wave of data privacy cases center on the use of Meta pixel and related technologies, with a variety of claims being used. James Monagle of Mullen Coughlin helps us dig deeper to understand why.

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.

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.

Why organizations need data erasure procedures in case of cyberattack and other tips for data management from CIS Chief Technology Officer, Kathleen Moriarty

Cyber criminals are breaching organizations by targeting CEOs in their homes and only personal cybersecurity may be effective against this threat.

Why consumers are more concerned than ever before about their privacy and related identity risks associated with internet use, and what we can do about it.

Learn more about how threat actors attack individuals and families with cyber crimes such as ransomware and phishing and how to mitigate these risks through better cybersecurity measures.

Why more companies are employing bossware to monitor employee performance and why it could be a privacy concern for those working at home and using their own devices

A Quick Look at Facial Recognition with Micah Howser We’re seeing a number of concerning developments in the area of biometrics and privacy as of late, and one that’s made the headlines numerous times is facial recognition software. Facial recognition systems analyze images of the human face in order to readily identify individuals, typically for…

Having come into full effect on March 21, 2020, the New York SHIELD (Stop Hacking and Improve Electronic Data Security) Act updates previous data security laws and creates more obligations and potential concerns for companies and their cyber insurers. We asked Laurie Kamaiko of Saul, Ewing, Arnstein, and Lehr law firm about this new legislation…