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Data Breach
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Insurance Law Hawaii
Data Breach Does Not Constitute “Personal Injury” Under CGL Policy
The federal district court agreed with the insurer that there was no coverage for the insured's causing a data breach. St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. v. Rosen…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Phishing Attack Causes Breach at Southwest Washington Regional Surgery Center
Phishing attacks continue to hit health care providers and experts say the attacks will become even more frequent in 2019. As previously reported, the largest breach of health care information…
Legal Loudspeaker Blog
Making Your Firm ABA Ethically Compliant for a Cyber Breach
By Tom Fazio
Neighborhood watches are extremely helpful if you want to keep your community safe a protected from crime. Concerned residents can work together to monitor and fight against potential crime. It…
Cleary Cybersecurity and Privacy Watch
New Mandatory Data Breach Reporting Requirements Become Effective for Companies Doing Business in Canada
By Alexis Collins, Adam Motiwala, John Lightbourne
On November 1, 2018, the Canadian Digital Privacy Act came into effect. The Act, passed on June 18, 2015, modified the data breach obligations for companies subject to the Personal…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Radisson Loyalty Program Compromised
Radisson Hotel Group has notified some of its global loyalty program customers that hackers have stolen their personal information, including their names, addresses, email addresses, and in some cases, their…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
New Jersey AG Announces $200,000 Settlement with Business Associate and Permanent Ban for BA’s Owner due to 2016 Data Breach Affecting Over 1,650 Patients
By Conor Duffy
On November 2, 2018, the New Jersey Attorney General announced a settlement worth up to $200,000 with a former medical transcription company responsible for a breach affecting medical records of…
Louisiana Law Blog
Wow! Proposed Jail Time for Failing to Protect Consumer Data
By Kean Miller
By the Data Security & Privacy Team On November 1, 2018, Senator Ron Wyden, a democrat from the state of Oregon, introduced a bill that attempts to create a stronger…
Privacy and Cybersecurity Perspectives
The ABA Says Lawyers Have Obligations Before and After a Data Breach
By Dayle Duran*
In the age of the data breach, lawyers and law firms have a lot in common with comic book superheroes: they are locked in a relentless battle against a cunning,…
Global Policy Watch
Canadian Privacy Commissioner Releases Official Guidance as Data Breach Law Takes Effect
Canada’s new data breach law, The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“PIPEDA”), took effect on November 1. Official guidance released by the country’s Privacy Commissioner explains a few of…
Your IT Consultant
Encryption Flaws in Popular Solid State Drives
By John Simek
Not all encryption is created equal, especially if there are bugs. The Hacker News has identified several models of solid state drives from Crucial and Samsung that could expose your…