As Congress weighs whether to reauthorize Section 702, the balance between national security and personal privacy remains at the center of the debate, with critics arguing that greater oversight and clearer limits are needed to protect Americans’ data from warrantless searches.
Read MoreAs federal policy begins to favor repairability and competition, expanded anti-circumvention exemptions could make technology more affordable, reduce electronic waste, and weaken the grip of planned obsolescence on consumers.
Read MoreAs reverse keyword searches become more common, courts and policymakers will need to balance investigative efficiency against the fundamental privacy interests implicated when law enforcement examines the search histories of individuals who are not yet suspects.
Read MoreA comprehensive MSP Agreement minimizes risk by clearly defining the legal relationship, scope of services, and ownership of confidential information and intellectual property. Careful drafting tailored to the specific engagement helps both service providers and clients avoid costly disputes down the road.
Read MoreBy updating privacy practices, reinforcing IP protections, and strengthening cybersecurity and employment policies, businesses can reduce intellectual property risks and maintain security in a remote work environment.
Read MoreInformation privacy involves controlling how personal data is collected, stored, and used, with laws like HIPAA and GDPR aiming to protect data and ensure security.
Read MoreApple is now requiring “Privacy Labels” for all apps sold on the Apple store that disclose information on the data collected from users and how it is used.
Read MoreTechnology companies relying on adtech revenue scramble seeking exemptions or safe-harbors as the effectiveness of the CCPA nears.
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