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A critical eye examining LockBit’s Ransomware as a Service organization and its growth since the January 2020 announcement of LockBit 2.0...

Law school teaches young minds that most answers are found in case law. While there are a few courses on practical skills, there is...

Private businesses are usually reluctant to share information following or during a cyber incident with public authorities, even those...

In the 1991 version of Father of the Bride, Steve Martin asks his future son-in-law about his “independent communications consultant”...

A U.S. mid-term election year was the perfect time (excluding a Presidential election year) to quietly issue a “Market Bulletin”...

The October 5, 2022, conviction of Uber’s former Chief Security Officer (CSO) Joe Sullivan, ironically a former cybercrimes prosecutor...

In December 2018, a former law partner asked me “Are you proposing cyber law as a transactional or litigation practice?” Actively...

According to internal data, Google recently claimed that over 40% of Generation Z is using Tik Tok and Instagram over Google’s search...

In the past, bad actors stole personally identifiable information (PII) for a few specific uses. Credit fraud was the principal culprit,...

On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Org., 142...

Bot scraping is a decade-old plague for search engines without a cure. This practice allows content thieves to sidestep copyright law, by...

If ever forced to read Thomas Paine’s bestselling Common Sense pamphlet during American History class, his posit that “It is not in...

While generally opposed to categorical rules, any intelligent individual should appreciate the importance of cybersecurity. A failure to...

When data is leaked in or following a breach, many courts do not consider the attenuated and hypothesized chain of events between the...

Recently, a Missouri physicist attempted to introduce a new player in the field of innovation: his self-invented artificial intelligence...

TikTok, a social media giant known for allowing its user to upload short videos, continues to battle its reputation for consumer privacy...

The Office of Personal Management (“OPM”), one of the federal government’s largest human resource management entities, and their former...

In two years, 5 states passed consumer privacy acts, which in “law” time (especially with a pandemic), is fast. Beginning with...

Despite limited case law, U.S. Courts consistently treat cryptocurrency like any other movable or intangible product. Although the...

With litigation, private investigators, Google Alerts, and social media monitoring are common devices by which to uncover facts and...