Technology law
How Florida’s CADRA Law Provides a Remedy for Insider Threats
March 18, 2016
The risk of a data breach has never been higher as sophisticated criminals have the expertise, organization and financial backing […]
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Written Contracts for All Contractors. Period.
January 28, 2016
Suppose you decide to partner with an app development firm to create a mobile app for your company. You have […]
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Wearables and mHealth: A Privacy Crisis Waiting to Happen?
December 21, 2015
Wearable technology usage has increased 500 percent during the past three years. Researchers from MarketsandMarkets expect this explosive growth to […]
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IP Video Surveillance: What You Need to Know Before You Hit “Record”
December 11, 2015
In the world of retail, the holiday season is a time of Black Friday sales, seasonal employees, pointy elbows in […]
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Why Cybersecurity Is a Board-Level Issue
October 21, 2015
Cybersecurity is no longer an issue that can be addressed by handing the IT guy the company AmEx and telling […]
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Why a Written Information Security Policy Is a Must-Have
October 14, 2015
In the previous post, we discussed the growing need for cybersecurity insurance as more organizations look for ways to protect […]
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Understanding the Complexity of Today’s Cybersecurity Insurance
October 9, 2015
Berkshire Hathaway recently announced that it was getting into the cybersecurity insurance business, offering two new types of policies – […]
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Getting Up to Speed on Florida Data Breach Law, Part 2
September 24, 2015
In the previous post, we began to summarize the key amendments to Florida’s breach notification statute, all of which should […]
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Getting Up to Speed on Florida Data Breach Law, Part 1
September 18, 2015
In recent posts, we’ve been discussing the growing importance of incident response planning, why cybersecurity incident response is as much […]
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