Last year we saw the explosion of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI). For those that might need a quick lesson, generative...

The feature discusses how cyberattacks will spike this holiday season and the lack of legal remedies.

How to Improve Cybersecurity on a Personal Level

Excerpt from interview with Tyler Gallagher at Authority Magazine on Cyberdefense.

This case is an example of why the application process for cyber insurance is very important.

DOJ sees the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act as a mechanism to promote privacy and cybersecurity.

Why did a partner in a law firm seek an advanced degree in Cybersecurity.?

Non-fungible tokens: this is important, this is big, this is the future, and other companies agree.

We have one well-reasoned legal opinion finding that, in the insurance context, NotPetya was NOT warlike or hostile action.

Companies that have been hacked are victims of a cybercrime, so why are these companies being sued?

Understatement of the year: COVID-19 presented significant challenges for everyone!! But, as with any crisis there were winners and...

Short article for the Florida Hillsborough Bar Association on paper discovery in litigation and electronic stored information in eDiscovery.

Last month I wrote an article for Today's General Counsel magazine entitled, "Think About Digital Forensics When You Conduct...

Several months have passed since I posted my last blog. No excuses, but adapting to a pandemic has been my major priority. Needless to...

This case concerns an egregious series of computer hacking activities committed by Angola over an eighteen-month period.

Well, yes, in Florida there is a law prohibiting the unauthorized access to computers or electronic devices.

As every segment of our society becomes increasingly connected, all companies are becoming technology companies.

When a settlement payment is unknowingly sent to a hacker; should the payor have to pay again, or should the payee forego the payment?

In a novel lawsuit, an insurance company has sued one of its law firms claiming that the law firm was the victim of a data breach.

According to the Financial Times, cyber criminals are exploiting disruption caused by COVID-19 through a range of phishing and malware