Business executives and owners may not appreciate the pain (financially, mentally, and emotionally) that a data breach will cause. Ask...

In August, DraftKings' website, www.draftkings.com, was the victim of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. DraftKings is an...

Back in the "paper days" it was easier to have a document retention and disposal plan. Storing mountains of paper was expensive and an...

The open Internet drives the economy and serves as a critical tool for people to conduct commerce, communicate, educate, entertain, and...

In cyberspace, there is a difference between privacy and security that is sometimes misunderstood. The two concepts are similar and...

Are you using Amazon, Expedia, Groupon, Wayfair, Etsy? Subscribe to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video. Listen to Spotify, Pandora,...

Real estate attorneys are prime targets for data breaches, but do they have a duty to prevent/avoid a breach? A Florida company is...

A local Maryland embroidery and silk-screening company is suing its insurance carrier due to a Locked-In ransomware attack. In July,...

Nichole Black at mycase.com wrote a blog on 10 Technologies That Changed the Practice of Law. Among the 10 were (in no particular order),...

According to a complaint filed in federal court, Quality Plus Services, Inc, claims that earlier this year it discovered it was a victim...

People understand and may even accept that software in computers and mobile devices have glitches, failures and security holes. People...

Are you curious about possible types of emerging technology? Imperial Tech Forsight (which is affiliated with Imperial College London)...

Phishing is an attempt to trick a user into voluntarily supplying credentials, such as passwords, or bank account information, often by...

Cyber Law or cyberspace law is the field of law dealing with the Internet, encompassing cases, statutes, regulations, and disputes that...

On two separate occasions, hackers were able to infiltrate The National Bank of Blacksburg's computer system resulting in the bank losing...

Recently, in Carpenter v. United States, the US Supreme Court ruled that an individual maintains a legitimate expectation of privacy in...

Westlaw (Thomson Reuters) recently published another article I wrote on how some courts have interpreted computer fraud provisions. In...

Last week, my law firm hosted the Emerging Technologies Symposium in Chicago. The focus of the symposium was to understand blockchain...

Earlier this year, Westlaw (Thomson Reuters) published an article I wrote. In case you missed it, here are some excerpts. Technology...

On July 4, several technical experts, legal scholars, and affiliated organizations formally requested that the Office of Science and...