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Data Breach
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Chicago Business Attorney Blog
Does Your Cyber Insurance Protect Your Business While Working Remotely?
Cyber Security Issues while working remotely. Does your cyber liability insurance cover data breaches that occur while employees are working at home, using their personal devices such as tablets and…
Pannone Corporate News and Opinion
HR Update: dismissal because of reputational risk; voluntary deductions and the NMW; unfair dismissal – the full story; liability for data breaches by rogue employees
What’s New? This month we look at new ACAS guidance on working from home; remote right to work checks; an increase to compensation for injury to feelings in discrimination claims;…
Media & Privacy Risk Report
Zooming into New Privacy Issues
By Blaine C. Kimrey, Bryan K. Clark
“Should we do a Zoom?” It has taken little more than a month for the Zoom video conference platform to take its place among the likes of Google, Kleenex and…
Ride the Lightning
Company Sues Its Law Firm Over Data Breach
Security Boulevard reported on April 20 that insurance company Hiscox has sued one of its law firms, Warden Grier, a four-person firm in Missouri. It had hired the firm to…
Napoli Shkolnik Blog
Untold Truths Behind Cyber Security and Data Breaches
According to one security report from BBC News, data breaches are a time bomb that allows the customer’s privacy to be violated and their information to be exposed. Another article…
Zero Blog
Apple Mail May Have Made Your Law Firm Vulnerable to an iOS Attack
By Zero Team
Since the iPhone was released in 2007, the device itself, as well as its native applications, has been promoted by Apple as maintaining the highest standards of security. But what…
Privacy & Information Security Law Blog
Equifax Agrees to 19.5 Million Dollar Settlement with Indiana Attorney General in Connection with 2017 Data Breach
On April 14, 2020, the Indiana Attorney General’s office announced that the state had reached a settlement agreement with Equifax in connection with their 2017 data breach.
Cleary Cybersecurity and Privacy Watch
Relief for Employers as Supreme Court Rules no Liability in Morrisons Data Breach Case
The UK Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision delivered on April 1,[1] has overturned the decision of the Court of Appeal which had found that Morrisons Supermarkets plc (“Morrisons”) could…
Privacy World
Poland: Expected Enforcement Actions in 2020 and Beyond. Who Should Beware?
The reorganization of the Personal Data Protection Office (UODO), which took place in December 2019, warrants an assumption that 2020 will see increased activity from the supervisory authority. The UODO’s…
Global Privacy & Security Compliance Blog
UK Supreme Court Clarifies Position on Vicarious Liability for Data Breaches
Judgment offers some comfort for data controllers, without eliminating the possibility of vicarious liability based on an employee’s actions. By Ian Felstead and Calum Docherty The UK Supreme Court (UKSC)…