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  1. CyberAdviser

    The Hacked & the Hacker-for-Hire: Lessons from the Yahoo Data Breaches (So Far)

    By Edward J. McAndrew

    The fallout from the Yahoo data breaches continues to illustrate how cyberattacks thrust companies into the competing roles of crime victim, regulatory enforcement target and civil litigant. Yahoo, which is…

  2. The D&O Diary

    Wendy’s Settles Data Breach-Related Derivative Lawsuit

    By Kevin LaCroix

    More recent data breach-related D&O lawsuits have been filed in the form of securities class actions, one of which, the Yahoo securities class action lawsuit, recently resulted in a sizable…

  3. Password Protected

    Between a Rock and a Hard Place: SEC Disclosure Analysis in Light of Yahoo

    By Andrew Konia, Alexander Madrid

    On April 25, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced a settlement with Yahoo that constituted its first enforcement action against a public company for failing to disclose a data breach.…

  4. Data Counsel

    The Weekly Privacy Rewind

    By Aaron Lancaster

    Class Actions Google Seeks Dismissal of BIPA Class Action • Google has sought dismissal of a putative class action lawsuit alleging violations of Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). •…

  5. Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider

    Paper Records Still Problematic for Health Care Providers

    By Linn Foster Freedman

    Data breaches continue to be an issue for health care providers, as indicated when looking at breaches reported to the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), as required by HIPAA. In…

  6. Technology Law Source

    UPDATE: All fifty states now have data breach statutes

    By Porter Wright

    On July 1, 2018, all fifty states will have active data breach statutes that govern the notification process for companies that experience a data loss incident. Alabama and South Dakota…

  7. Privacy World

    Data Breach Laws on the Books in Every State; Federal Data Breach Law Hangs in the Balance

    By Petrina McDaniel

    With no central federal data breach law, states have taken the reins, passing an increasing number of laws that require both the protection of citizens’ private data and prompt notice…

  8. Hunton Retail Law Resource

    FTC Revises Its Security Settlement with Uber

    By Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

    The Federal Trade Commission has modified its 2017 settlement with Uber Technologies Inc. after learning of an additional breach that was not taken into consideration during its earlier negotiations with…

  9. Eye On Privacy

    More Breach Law Changes: Arizona Updates Notice Law

    By Liisa Thomas

    Arizona’s Governor recently signed HB2154, which expands Arizona’s data breach notice law. The law will go into effect July 20, and will require companies to notify the state attorney general…

  10. Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider

    Blue Shield of California Notifies Insureds of Disclosure of PHI to Insurance Broker

    By Linn Foster Freedman

    According to a notification letter sent to an unknown number of patients, Blue Shield of California (Blue Shield), “shared” the protected health information of members with an insurance broker who…