By now, we are all too familiar with the issues and pitfalls associated with cybersecurity breaches in a multitude of industries. Consider Equifax, Home Depot, Yahoo or Target, to name a few. Those well-publicized incidents overwhelmingly concerned customer and/or consumer
Illinois Supreme Court Ruling: Biometric Privacy Law Only Requires Violation, Not Actual Harm
Don’t Take the Bait! “Spear Phishing” and “Whaling” Take Scams to the Next Level
While parts of the Government continue to be shut down over concerns about people crossing the border from Mexico into the United States, the cyber borders are at risk. Many government websites are not being monitored or maintained for security.
Data Breach Liability for Pennsylvania Employers Expands – Pennsylvania Supreme Court Holds that Employers Have a Duty of Care to Protect and Secure Employee Data
Learn from Lyft—How to Ward Off the Rising Number of Background Check Class Actions
Most attorneys are well aware of statutory obligations that require private and governmental entities to notify individuals of data breaches that involve the loss or disclosure of personally identifiable information. An area that may be less clear, however, is what
Are You Carefully Vetting Your Third Party Vendors? If Not, You May Be Buying Yourself a Breach of Privacy Claim
