Technology Changed. Can the EU AI Act Handle it? On August 2, 2026, much of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act became active, more than five years after the legislation was first
Digital law is emerging as a distinct discipline in law schools, where traditional cases involving intellectual property, contracts, and privacy are now being reexamined through the lens of rapid technological advancement. Yet
The Next Pearl Harbor The former director of the CIA and once Defense Secretary, Leon Panetta, warned of the possibility of a “cyber-Pearl Harbor”. More specifically he referenced the use of both
Whether we like it or not, smartphones play a major role in our lives. This is true from both a personal and professional perspective. Professionals use mobile devices, such as smartphones or
You are violating my privacy! This is a phrase typically thrown around without an understanding of what privacy really means and whether it applies in a situation or not. The prerequisite and
Cybersecurity is one of those areas that executives frequently overlook. However, it is hugely important. The problem usually lies with the speed at which technology develops and the ease with which fields
GDPR affects more than just Europe. All organizations that retain or manage EU citizen data must comply with GDPR. All organizations that hold EU personal data…
No one can deny the dire need for software in business today. Companies are becoming increasingly dependent on software that is hosted by a third party and is consequentially outside of their control. But…
These days businesses large and small are trying to decide whether to buy insurance against data breaches and other kinds of “cyber liability.” They must also determine the type and degree of
In response to recent Executive orders and mounting pressure after high-profile government data breaches, the Department of Defense (DoD) approved an interim rule Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement: Network Penetration Reporting and
