legal

My Yearly Look Back, a Look Forward and a Warning
2023 saw cybersecurity and privacy law arrive at a crossroads, especially with regard to the regulatory landscape. Mark Rasch explains ...
Security Boulevard
Email Marketing Legal Requirements: A Comprehensive Guide for Businesses
Securiti Research Team | | Data Consent Automation, direct marketing, Email Marketing, legal, requirements
The first instance of email marketing dates back to 1978, driving $13 million in sales and demonstrating its sheer impact and industry value. Since then, email marketing has evolved and proved to ...

Adventures in Audits, Part One: How Software License Terms Drive Audit Resolution
If your company uses software under a license agreement that gives audit rights to the software vendor—and your company probably does—you may well have an adventure in your future. Vendors do, in ...
Security Boulevard

Netflix Cracks Down on Password Sharing, AI Legal Research Gone Wrong, Fake Identities and Surveillance Firms
Tom Eston | | AI, Bias, ChatGPT, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Digital Privacy, Discord, Episodes, Information Security, Infosec, Lawyer, lawyers, legal, Misinformation, netflix, Password, password sharing, passwords, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, reddit, security, surveillance, technology, Weekly Edition, WhatsApp
Netflix plans to crack down on the widespread practice of password sharing among households. We discuss their new verification feature and its impact on user experience and security. A lawyer finds himself ...
FTC Warning in Wake of Log4j: Secure Your Software Supply Chain
Approx read time: 2.5 mins In a stern warning issued Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) put companies on notice that any failure to protect against Log4shell could become costly. This announcement ...
Remote Work and Cybersecurity in the Legal Industry: What to Know
Tripwire Guest Authors | | Cybersecurity, IT Security and Data Protection, legal, remote working, Working from Home
The COVID-19 pandemic changed many aspects of how businesses operate, remote work being one of the most significant. At the outbreak’s peak, 71% of American workers telecommuted at least part-time, 62% of ...

Malicious Life Podcast: In Defense of the NSA
Malicious Life Podcast | | Espionage, Infosec, Intelligence Community, Internet, legal, Malicious Life, National Security Agency, nsa, Podcast, PodcastsCat, Privacy, security
The National Security Agency is one of the world's most formidable and powerful intelligence agencies. Some people fear that the NSA’s advanced capabilities could one day be directed inwards instead of outwards ...

Malicious Life Podcast: Marcus Hutchins – A Controversial Hero
Malicious Life Podcast | | cyberattack, Hacking, KRONOS Rootkit, legal, Malicious Life, Marcus Hutchins, Podcast, PodcastsCat, Ransomware, WannaCry
In May 2017, Marcus Hutchins - AKA MalwareTech - became a hero for stopping WannaCry, a particularly nasty ransomware that spread quickly all over the world. Yet his fame also brought to ...
Overcoming Common Healthcare Compliance and Security Challenges Post-Pandemic
Cyber Insights Team | | Compliance, cybersecurity management, cybersecurity threats, healthcare, HIPAA, legal, Privacy
For the 11th year in a row, healthcare is at the top of IBM’s “Cost of a Data Breach Report,” ranking number one among all industries for the highest average cost of ...

Malicious Life Podcast: Understanding China’s Cyber Culture
Malicious Life Podcast | | Advanced persistent threat, APT, china, government, Infosec, Internet, legal, Malicious Life, national security, Podcast, PodcastsCat, security, The Great Firewall
Lt. Colonel (Ret.) Bill Hagestad examines how China's culture and troubled history of western colonialism influenced its government views and actions regarding the global internet and its interactions with western technology companies ...