Gary Kibel, a partner in Davis+Gilbert’s Privacy, Technology + Data Security Practice Group, was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article about President Trump’s recent executive order asserting federal authority over AI regulation. The executive order, backed by major tech companies, aims to Continue Reading
TechCrunch | Trump’s AI Executive Order Promises ‘One Rulebook’ — Startups May Get Legal Limbo Instead
A major development in U.S. AI policy may leave startups and other companies navigating a prolonged period of legal ambiguity instead of delivering clear, nationwide standards. President Trump’s new executive order directs federal agencies, including the Department of Justice, to challenge state Continue Reading
California Privacy Regulations Focus On Data Brokers and All Businesses
The Bottom Line On November 8, 2024, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) Board voted to adopt new regulations clarifying the California Delete Act. The Board also voted to advance its proposed rulemaking package and updates to several regulations — namely, regulations concerning Continue Reading
Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks Rise with Remote Workforce
The Bottom Line With striking speed, the coronavirus pushed much of the U.S. workforce to a remote environment. Even as businesses and cities reopen, this remote work trend is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. As an unwelcome consequence, many are now exposed to a whole Continue Reading
The Agency 100 | Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks Rise with Remote Workforce
With striking speed, the arrival and spread of the coronavirus pushed much of the U.S. workforce to a remote environment. The shift to a remote workforce is not expected to end any time soon. Many companies are extending their work from home policies, including Google, which announced that their Continue Reading
New Law Creates Data Breach Safe Harbor for Companies With Written Security Programs
The Bottom Line While there are more laws that require companies to implement reasonable security practices, the Act is the first U.S. law that provides this type of safe harbor to companies that do so. Therefore, every company should implement a comprehensive written information security program, Continue Reading
Developments in Connected Technology Create New COPPA Challenges
5th Edition: Trends in Marketing Communications Law After a resoundingly quiet 2017, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) started 2018 with a bang, announcing two back-to-back settlements with companies alleged to have violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The FTC’s Continue Reading