On August 9, the United Nations (UN) reached consensus on a landmark agreement that, while aimed at combating cybercrime, could […]

Gabriel Delsol · August 14, 2024

Data privacy remains a central focus at the state and the federal level. Yet, with the rise of consumer-facing digital […]

Brooke Sim · July 25, 2024

In the absence of a federal consumer data privacy law, data privacy continued to be a key legislative focus for […]

Alex Spyropoulos · July 11, 2024

In a time when state legislatures and the U.S. Congress are considering a myriad of bills requiring the verification or […]

Jordan Rodell · May 14, 2024

Earlier this month, the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) released its “scathing” report on the Summer 2023 Microsoft Exchange Online […]

Alvaro Marañon · April 25, 2024

Privacy continues to be an important consideration for consumers as we advance through this data driven age. The absence of […]

Regina Park · April 11, 2024

Following the footsteps of Florida and Texas, Minnesota has recently produced legislation that, if enacted, would have sweeping negative effects […]

Jordan Rodell · March 14, 2024

There is important legislation making its way through Parliament that will affect the services on offer to British consumers and […]

Matthew Sinclair · January 22, 2024

We are three weeks into 2024 and lawmakers have already begun proposing technologically unfeasible and potentially unconstitutional bills. A new […]

Khara Boender · January 16, 2024

2023 marked another important year for the development of U.S. privacy policy. Transatlantic data flows received much-needed clarity after the […]

Alvaro Marañon · January 8, 2024