What are the current risks AI poses to businesses and how can they be mitigated? Our Q&A with Hart Brown explains the threats associated with this rapidly evolving field.

Working with a regional cyber law firm can be critical for a prompt cybersecurity response and an understanding of cultural nuances, giving companies more peace of mind

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.

An update on the state of cybersecurity since the launch of the Ukraine war and the new technology threats that companies should be prepared to combat.

New state privacy laws will change how companies protect both employee and customer data. Jordan Fischer of Octillo explains what companies need to know.

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.

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

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.

Cyber attorneys expect to see the impact of the ransomware scourge on security systems, vendor liability and regulatory fines in the coming months

The increase of telemedicine and work-from-home has made organizations ripe targets; meanwhile, COVID-19 has made threats to patient care a powerful pressure point.