With the ever increasing adoption of AI technology, no industry will unlikely be left untouched by Artificial Intelligence in the coming years. The worldwide spending on AI systems is estimated to increase as much as 100 billion USD by 2023
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Privacy, Cybersecurity & Technology Law Perspectives, published by Foley & Lardner LLP, focuses on legal issues at the intersection of privacy, cybersecurity, and technology. The blog covers topics such as intellectual property strategies including patent and trade secret considerations, cybersecurity compliance frameworks like CMMC 2.0 for defense contractors, and the impact of regulatory developments on technology companies. It addresses strategic legal planning for emerging tech firms, risk management in outsourced supply chains, and evolving standards in data protection and cyber risk. The content is aimed at helping businesses navigate complex legal landscapes related to technology innovation, data security, and regulatory compliance.
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Defending Against Phishing and Other Rising Cybersecurity Threats as Attackers Exploit Coronavirus Vulnerabilities
As the coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) continues to impact all organizations globally and create uncertainty, cyber criminals are looking to exploit these vulnerabilities and fears and pose heightened cybersecurity threats for organizations and individuals alike. Phishing and other social-engineering…
Managing the Commercial Impact of the Coronavirus: Implications for Remote Working and Data Security
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“Caution is appropriate. Preparedness is appropriate. Panic is not.” (~ U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams, commenting on the coronavirus outbreak)
The coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) has now been documented in more than 100 countries and territories. Over 120,000…
HHS Publishes New Health Data Interoperability and Patient Access Rules
On March 9, 2020, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published two major regulations that will give patients additional access to their health data, while also addressing security of that information. Health information technology interoperability (multiple organizations, networks…
What should U.S. lawmakers, regulators, and companies think of the proposed E.U. approach to regulating artificial intelligence?
As artificial intelligence continues to be an advantageous boom for companies in nearly every sector, many executives and regulators alike are struggling to understand both the boons and risks AI will bring to both companies and customers. In wake of…
How to Overcome the Two Biggest Challenges of Patenting AI Technologies
Patentable subject matter satisfies the USPTO’s main requirements for granting a patent: (1) that the claims are directed to a patent-eligible process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter that does not recite a judicial exception, such as an abstract…
Remodeling your Artificial Intelligence IP Strategy: Top 3 reasons to invest in your IP
Artificial intelligence has weaved its way into almost every industry, from detecting cancer to predicting employee performance to teaching robots and vehicles to use all kinds of sensor data to make human-like decisions in real time. In recent years, this…
HIPAA: Failure to Report Breach Costs Hospital $2.175 Million
One health system recently learned the cost of relying too heavily on the HIPAA Breach Notification Rule’s “low probability of compromise” standard when it failed to notify all affected individuals and report the HIPAA breach to the Office for Civil…
The Nevada Privacy Law Is No CCPA, but Beware of Noncompliance
This week, on October 1, 2019, the Nevada State Privacy law goes into effect. Nevada residents can look forward to a limited right to opt out of sales of personal information. Businesses subject to both laws will be pleased to…
New York Increases Breach Notification and Security Responsibilities
New York State has enacted S5575, the Stop Hacks and Improve Electronic Data Security Act (“SHIELD Act”). This new law amends New York General Business Code 899-aa and adds Section 899-bb to significantly expand consumer privacy protections and the…