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Cybersecurity & Privacy - March, 2024

296 articles

• DC Circ. Rejects Meta's Bid To Delay FTC Privacy Tweaks
• SentinelOne Execs Face Derivative Suit Over Accounting Error
• X Corp. Still Must Face Breach Suit Over 200M Users
• BofA Sued After FTC Imposter Steals $2M From Accounts
• 4th Circ. Revives Data Breach Suit Against Medical Center
• GEO Group Brass Agree To Reforms To End Derivative Suit
• Blackbaud Defeats 7 Insurers' Claims For Data Breach Costs
• FCC Looks To Stamp Out Call Routing Security Breaches
• Up Next After Bankman-Fried Sentencing: FTX Cooperators
• Unpacking The Complicated Question Of CIPA's Applicability
• Dominion Wants County Sanctioned In Voting Machine Row
• DraftKings Rips Former Exec's 'Lies' In Ongoing Fanatics Spat
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• 8 States Seek $122M After Robocaller Allegedly Ignored Ban
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• Judge Doubts NBA NFT Licensors Belong In Meta Privacy Suit
• Centripetal Rips Palo Alto Bid To Scrap $151.5M Patent Verdict
• Oracle Exec Admitted Tech 'Scaring The Lawyers,' Judge Told
• Judge Rejects Amazon's Bid To 'Backpedal' In BIPA Suit
• Texas Judge Lifts Discovery Stay On Google's Bidding Deals
• FinCEN Eyes Relaxing Bank Duties For Customer ID Numbers
• Meta Says Speech Immunity Dooms Instagram Addiction Case
• FCC Urged To Reject T-Mobile Network 'Slicing' Proposal
• Spokeo Accused Of Flouting NJ Judicial Protection Law
• What To Know About State-Level Health Data Privacy Laws
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Calls For Injunction Amid Online Harassment
• NC Atty Calls Airline Mogul's Bank Records Request 'Reckless'
• Bankman-Fried Gets 25 Years For 'Very Bad Bet' Of FTX Fraud
• 9th Circ. Revives Claims Against Apple In Crypto Theft Row
• Amazon Can't Block DSA Ad Repository Requirements
• Roblox Needs To Face Calif. Law Claims Over Illegal Gambling
• Ruger Beats Some Claims Over Online Shop Data Breach
• On Deck In JPML: Baby Food, 23andMe Privacy, NCAA
• HHS' Updated Tracking Tech Guidance Offers Little Clarity
• FCC To Block Provider's Traffic Over Robocall Concerns
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Benefits Of MDL Transfers
• SEC Cyber Enforcement Top Concern For Compliance Pros
• MoFo Lands Goodwin Cyber Leaders For Privacy, Data Group
• CoreLogic Sued For Violating NJ Judicial Protections Law
• 11th Circ. Affirms Experian's Win In Credit Reporting Suit
• Meta Settles Fired Worker's COVID Vax Religious Bias Suit
• Meta Can't Escape Suit Over Collection Of Taxpayers' Data
• Ally Bank Beats Class Action Over Data Leak For Good
• GOP Bill Would Fund FCC 'Rip And Replace' Program
• X Wants Former Twitter Security Head's Claims In Arbitration
• Ready Or Not, Big Tech Should Expect CFPB Surveillance
• 3 Cybersecurity Takeaways From White House Tech Report
• Visa, Mastercard Cut Deal In Long-Running Swipe Fee Dispute
• FCC Partners With Agencies On Privacy Enforcement
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Assange Wins Lifeline In Fight Against US Extradition
• Florida Becomes Latest To Restrict Teens' Social Media Use
• Meta Defends Axon Reading To DC Circ. In Privacy Deal Fight
• X Corp.'s Suit Against Hate Speech Watchdog Axed For Good
• Judge Skeptical Of Ark. Social Media Law But Doesn't Block It
• SolarWinds Makes Renewed Bid To Toss SEC Cyber Suit
• GOP Reps. Re-Up Demand For Biden Classified Docs Info
• Ga. Judge Slams Attys Over 'Incredible' House Arrest Request
• US Accuses 7 Chinese Nationals Of Hacking Conspiracy
• Examining The Arbitration Clause Landscape Amid Risks
• 3 BIPA Pros Join Blank Rome In Chicago From Taft Stettinius
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NFL Hits Consumers With Unsolicited Texts, Suit Says
• Past CCPA Enforcement Sets Path For Compliance Efforts
• FTX Clawbacks Unlikely To Help Bankman-Fried At Sentencing
• Tech Giants Face 1st Probe Under EU Digital Markets Rules
• Ford Ditches Suit Over Vendor's Access To Website Chat Data
• Meta Can't Stop FTC Privacy Tweaks, Feds Say
• Marketers Want FCC Robocall Rule Put On Ice During Appeal
• Google Can Arbitrate Collusion Claims While Apple Beats Suit
• Artists Fight Image Generator Cos.' Bid To End Copyright Suit
• Trump Media SPAC CEO Accused Of Misleading Investors
• Apple AirTag Judge Open To Injunctive Cert. In Stalking Suit
• Colo. City Wins $13.5M For Software Co.'s Trickery
• $900M Trade Secrets Case Against Kaiser Foundation Flops
• Hospitals Must Adapt To Growing Cybercrime Threats
• DraftKings' Suit Is 'Character Assassination,' Former VP Says
• Senators Call On White House To Declassify TikTok Info
• How Policymakers Can Preserve The Promise Of Global Trade
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Del. Courts Examining 'Colonoscopy'-Like Bylaw Rules
• US DOT Eyeing Airlines' Consumer Privacy And Data Security
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Apple App Store Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Sens. Want Spectrum Pipeline, But Worry Over Nat'l Security
• 10 Areas To Watch In Aerospace And Defense Contracting Law
• Asbestos Claimants Balk At Subpoena For Claims Data
• Robins Kaplan, Funding Firm Must Pay Sanctions, Court Told
• 12 Ex-Constantine Cannon Attys Launch Whistleblower Firm
• Meta Data Scraping Case Has Lessons For Platforms, AI Cos.
• USPTO Expands Types Of E-Signatures Allowed For Patents
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• House Passes Bill To Protect Data From Foreign Adversaries
• How Harsher Penalties For AI Crimes May Work In Practice
• AI In Performance Management: Mitigating Employer Risk
• SentinelOne Sued In Del. Over Advance Notice Bylaw
• Health And Safety Top Risk For Directors, Global Survey Says
• Legal Issues When Training AI On Previously Collected Data
• Tech Partner Takes Reins Of New AI Team At Phillips Lytle
• EU Commission Builds 'Toolkit' To Fight Counterfeiting
• Prince Harry, Others Bid To Pull Murdoch Into Privacy Claim
• White Supremacist Must Pay $10M For Election Robocalls
• AI Misuse Will Drive Cyber Insurance Demand, Actuary Says
• Journalist Can Sue UAE Over Alleged Hacking, Court Says
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• FCC Urged To Spend On School Firewalls, Not Wi-Fi Hotspots
• EU's AI Act Disclosure Rules Could Spark Further Litigation
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Kohl's Can't Shake Wiretap Suit Over Online Chat Feature
• Apple Deleted Siri Recordings, Users Say In Seeking Sanctions
• Google Fights Wiretapping Suit Over 'Fancy Tape Recorder'
• Don't Impose Foreign Ownership Regs On ISPs, FCC Told
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Ex-Raytheon Worker's Firing Suit
• No 'True Threats' Made On Officials In Trump Case, Court Told
• Compliance Steps After ABA White Collar Crime Conference
• State Farm Must Face Wire Fraud Coverage Suit
• US Bank, Oppenheimer To Pay CFTC $7M In Text Probe Cases
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Apple Co-Founder's Scam Suit Against YouTube Gets New Life
• Atty For Ex-Overstock CEO Admits Dominion Discovery Leaks
• Meta Wants Emergency Stop Of FTC Privacy Tweaks
• Texas Hospital Loses Bid To Dismiss Patients' Hack Suit
• SEC's Grewal Defends 'Shadow Trading' Case Ahead Of Trial
• GOP Rep. Calls For Crackdown On EV Threats From China
• Vidal Tells PTAB To Try Defining 'Biometric Signal' Again
• Amazon Again Tries To Sink NBA 2K Facial Scan Claims
• Voyager Investors Suing Mark Cuban Seek Class Cert.
• Apple Beats Most Claims In AirTag Stalking Suit, For Now
• New York Magazine Urges Judge To Toss Reader Privacy Suit
• High Court Doubts Feds Coerced Social Media Cos.
• What 2 Years Of Ukraine-Russia Conflict Can Teach Cos.
• Conn. Judge Won't Halt Ex-Yale Student's Case After 'Doxxing'
• Mass. Law Firm Can't Escape Ex-Client's Data Breach Case
• Google Defeats BIPA Suit Over IBM Face Dataset, For Now
• Cos. Seeking Cyber Coverage Can Look To Key Policy Terms
• Up Next At High Court: Gov't Jawboning & Retaliatory Arrests
• Man Accused Of Cyberstalking NJ Judge Seeks Release
• Google Wants Facebook Pact Kept Out Of Ad Tech Discovery
• FTC Inks $26M Deal With Two Cypriot Tech Scheme Cos.
• Meta Can't Block FTC Plans To Stop Kids' Data Monetization
• Roblox's Casino Games Are 'Preying On Children,' Suit Says
• Indian National Admits $6M Elder Tech Support Scam
• TikTok Wants 'Bad Copycat' Suit Over Editing App Tossed
• Didi Can't Shake Investor Class Over Regulatory Disclosures
• Cybersecurity Co. Co-Founder Must Face SEC Fraud Claims
• How AI May Be Used In Fintech Fraud — And Fraud Detection
• Influencer Says Ex-BigLaw Atty Can't Get Stalking Injunction
• Takeaways From Groundbreaking Data Transfer Order
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• GM, LexisNexis Sued For Sharing Driving Data With Insurers
• CFPB To Mull Official 'Standard Setters' In Open Banking Push
• Petco's $445K BIPA Deal Gets Initial OK
• League Of Women Voters Sues Dem Consultant Over Biden AI
• Domino's Hit With BIPA Suit Over AI Voiceprint Collection
• FCC Rolls Out Voluntary 'Cyber Trust Mark' For IoT Devices
• Publisher Must Face Privacy Claims Over Meta Pixel Tool
• Judge Applauds Attys' 'Very Awesome' Use Of Google AI Bot
• Atty Evading Warrant Fights Fingerprinting In Election Case
• Bipartisan Senate Duo Releases 'Middle Ground' FISA Bill
• Near Intelligence's Ch. 11 Plan Gets Court's Approval
• Innodata Suit Highlights 'AI Washing' Liability Risk For Cos.
• For Now, Generative AI Is Risky For Class Action Counsel
• Mnuchin Says He's Forming Investor Group To Buy TikTok
• Steps To Reduce CIPA Litigation Risks For Companies
• Union Member Sues UNITE HERE Over Massive Data Breach
• McDermott Eyes White Collar Growth With Orrick FCPA Pros
• Health Co. Says Future Harm Risk Falls Short In Breach Suit
• Courthouse News Sues DC Court Clerk Over Filing Delays
• Italy Fines TikTok €10M For Harmful Content
• Banks Should Continue To Prep For CFPB Data Rule Rollout
• Treasury Says Crypto Mixer Is 'Corporation In All But Name'
• Google, Apple Beat Video Data Retention Fight At 9th Circ.
• HHS To Investigate Whether Cyberattack Exposed Patient Data
• Peloton Beats Wiretapping Suit Over Chat Feature, For Now
• Meta's 'Expense & Annoyance' Not Enough To Stop FTC Tweak
• Atty Who Skipped Vote-Tampering Hearing Can't Ditch Warrant
• HP Says It's Upfront About Blocking Ink Cartridges
• EU Parliament Overwhelmingly Passes Landmark AI Law
• House OKs TikTok Divestment Bill Despite Free Speech Worry
• 1st Amendment Only The Start Of Woes Facing TikTok Ban
• Wells Fargo Can Arbitrate Cardholders' Suit, Conduent Can't
• Amazon Denies Concealing Texts In Alexa Users' Privacy Suit
• Wells Fargo Shortchanges Its Fake-Account Victims, Suit Says
• Wash. Judge Skeptical Of Models' Strip Club Ad Claims
• OCC's Hsu Says 'Operational Resilience' Regs May Be Coming
• Crypto Mixer Operator Found Guilty Of Money Laundering
• Retirees Seek Final OK On $8.7M Data Breach Settlement
• TransUnion Unit Pays $37M On Credit Card Data Misuse Claim
• Apple To Allow Direct Downloads Of Apps In EU
• Tips For Orgs Facing AI Data Privacy Compliance Challenges
• Ga. Judge Says Lin Wood Did Defame Ex-Colleagues
• Paul Weiss' Digital Tech Chair On AI's Promises And Perils
• Biden Calls For More Cybersecurity Funding Across Agencies
• Amazon Prime Video-Viewing Data Sparks Privacy Fears
• States Want Info On Google-Facebook Pact In Ad Tech Case
• Judge OKs Eye Care Tech Co.'s $8M DIP Request
• Senate Could Be Hurdle To House Plan For TikTok Limits
• FCC Can't Make ISPs Pay Into Universal Fund Yet, Group Says
• DOD Expands Contractor Cybersecurity Info Sharing Program
• US Appeals Corporate Transparency Act Ruling To 11th Circ.
• BIPA's Statutory Exemptions Post-Healthcare Ruling
• Covington Holdout Drops SEC Cyberattack Appeal
• Ex-K&L Gates Atty Wants Out Of Prison In Cyberstalking Case
• Steptoe Adds Dentons' Ex-Global Security Chief As Partner
• Trump 'An Existential Threat' To Rule Of Law, Attys Warn
• Visa, Mastercard's Standing Challenge Fails In Swipe Fee Case
• DOJ Eyes FCPA For New Whistleblower Rewards Program
• Lawyers Ask To Drop Mich. Atty In Criminal Vote Tamper Case
• Consumers Fight Dismissal Bids In Microsoft And OpenAI Suit
• Experian Biased Jury In Credit Reporting Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• Microsoft Pushes AI As Weapon For Fighting Robocalls
• FCC Says There's No Order To Appeal In IT Fund Suspension
• Fed Sharpens Threat Safeguard Rules For Payment Utilities
• Apple Relents, Paving Way For Epic Games Store In EU
• IRS Leaker Should Be Deposed Without All Docs, Judge Says
• CFIUS Rules May Need Review Amid 'Exponential' Growth
• Confirmation Of GOP Members Restores FTC To Full Strength
• Enforcement Risk Amid Increased Consumer Data Use
• Cybersecurity Co. Promotes Attys To GC, Chief People Officer
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Justices Urged To Review Immunity Law In Snapchat Abuse Suit
• Big Shift Unlikely In Cybersecurity Regs, Despite Concerns
• House Panel Advances Bills To Ban TikTok, Block Data Sales
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• Full 9th Circ. Must Review $90M Facebook Deal, Objectors Say
• Wash. Justices Won't Hear Unions' Wage Clawback Case
• Deputy AG Unveils DOJ Whistleblower Rewards Pilot Program
• Mich. Atty Faces Arrest After Skipping Vote Tamper Hearing
• Mixed Feelings On AI At Cyberinsurance Symposium
• New Big Tech 'Gatekeeper' Rules Go Live In Europe
• FTC Extends Telemarketing Fraud Rule To Protect Businesses
• Judge Doubts 'Dead-End' Google BIPA Fight Over IBM Dataset
• The Problems In Calif. Draft Behavioral Ad Privacy Regs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reddit, Cisco, LeBron James-PGA Tour
• Netflix, Privacy Plaintiffs Scolded For 'Entirely Deficient' Filing
• DLA Piper Wins Sanctions Bid In NY Malpractice Suit
• Illinois Judge OKs $870K Deal In Database Privacy Suit
• Tarter Krinsky's Cybersecurity Co-Chair Joins Norton Rose
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Top Calif. Antitrust Atty Says Criminal Cases On The Horizon
• Ex-Northeastern Coach Gets 5 Years In Nude Photo Ploy
• Garland On AI Crime, And A Taylor Swift Tune For DOJ
• Meta Must Tackle Increased Account Hijackings, 41 AGs Say
• Epic's Clash With Apple Over App Store Keeps Simmering
• States Expand Privacy Law Patchwork As Shake-Up Looms
• Ex-Google Software Engineer Stole AI Secrets, Feds Say
• X Gets Investors' 'Puzzling' Cybersecurity Suit Axed For Good
• DC Asks Appeals Court To Undo Facebook's Privacy Suit Win
• How Breach Reporting Is Changing For Financial Institutions
• High Court Social Media Speech Ruling Could Implicate AI
• Rape Accuser Says Ex-Yale Student Flouted Anonymity Order
• North Carolina Probing RealPage Over Antitrust Issues, Too
• Zimmerman Reed Rips L'Occitane Privacy 'Shakedown' Suit
• 'Secret Informant Love' Accused Of Divulging Classified Info
• Google Keeps Win In 'Lockbox' Privacy Suit At 9th Circ.
• App Store Users Tell 9th Circ. To Reject Class Cert. Appeal
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• House Bills Take Big Swing At TikTok
• CryptoQueen's Brother Avoids More Prison For OneCoin Fraud
• Assessing Chinese Cross-Border Data Transfers
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Ill. Atty Tells 1st Circ. Feds Botched Venue For Scam Case
• Houser LLP Hit By Class Action Over 2023 Data Breach
• The Corporate Transparency Act Isn't Dead Yet
• Vegas Man Convicted In Bank Fraud, Laundering Scheme
• Corporate Transparency Act Unconstitutional, Ala. Judge Says
• Pearson Can't Escape Facebook Data-Sharing Privacy Suit
• Meta Asks Justices To Review Investors' Data Scandal Suit
• Elanco Urges Justices To Preserve Junk Fax Win
• Judge 'Uncomfortable' In Tossing Man's No-Fly-List Suit
• No 'Major Questions' Dispute In Net Neutrality, FCC Told
• Cash App, Block Reach $15M Deal To End Data Breach Suit
• OpenAI Judge Denies Writers' Calif. IP Case 'First-To-File' Bid
• Maine Slams Trade Secret Claim In Lobstermen's Tracking Suit
• FCC Inks Anti-Scam Partnership With UK Counterpart
• Regal Cinemas Must Face Ex-Worker's BIPA Suit
• Laptop Dustup Pits Steptoe & Johnson Against Bookkeepers
• 1st Circ. Grapples With Crypto Exchange Tax Docs Seizure
• Pa. Court Won't Unveil Votes In 2020 Election Info Fight
• The Pros And Cons Of Protecting AI As Trade Secrets
• Pentagon Leaker Faces Lengthy Prison Term After Plea
• LGBTQ+ Org. Seeks To Ward Off Paxton's Documents Demand
• Judge Says TCPA Class Limits Affect Only State Law Claims
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 'We Don't Know If They Prejudged Meta,' Judge Says Of FTC
• Ex-Raytheon Worker Asks Full 5th Circ. To Revive Firing Suit
• Account Manager Who Stole $3M From Employer Gets 2 Years
• Conn. Data Privacy Enforcement Takeaways For Cos.
• Thoma Bravo Ups Everbridge Deal Size By $300M, To $1.8B
• Colo. Real Estate Brokerage Settles Data Breach Class Claims
• Iranian National Faces 20 Years For Defense Hack Scheme
• Legal Study Site Says Data Privacy Claims Don't Apply To It
• Employment Law Firm Sues IT Co. Over Ransomware Attack
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Regulatory Trends Offer 4 Lessons For Debt Relief Providers