Legal analysis of Ingraham v. Capital One, a pivotal 2026 Northern District of California ruling providing a judicial roadmap for modern tracking technology litigation by distinguishing sensitive financial application data from routine ...

AI changes everything. A lawyer can now reveal privileged information to a third party instantly, conversationally and at machine scale, often without fully understanding where the information goes, how long it is ...

Released by House Republicans on April 22, 2026, the bill is designed to establish a national framework for consumer privacy rights and personal data protection ...

The TAKE IT DOWN Act, formally the Tools to Address Known Exploitation by Immobilizing Technological Deepfakes on Websites and Networks Act, Pub. L. No. 119-12, 139 Stat. 55 (2025), amended the Communications ...

The old cybersecurity model focused on defending your network. The new reality is that your network may already extend through hundreds of vendors you neither fully control nor fully understand ...

Data collection and use policies need to be reexamined because of AI. The FTC is trying to address the issue ...

As the year kicks off, now is a good time to think through what updates to your compliance program might be needed ...

Whenever there is a new problem—like AI-generated deepfake nudes—regulators and legislators look for new solutions ...

2023 saw cybersecurity and privacy law arrive at a crossroads, especially with regard to the regulatory landscape. Mark Rasch explains ...

What can victims of the creation and distribution of AI-generated pornographic images do to stop the dissemination of these deepfake images? ...