Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming a default brainstorming tool, even in high-stakes legal situations. A recent federal decision makes clear that this convenience carries real litigation risk: what a user types into a public AI platform today may be discoverable tomorrow.
The upside that AI offers for health care data processing is not without risk. Industry experts have expressed concern that patient privacy rights may not be adequately protected when processing data with AI.
The California Invasion of Privacy Act, originally enacted to prevent wiretapping and eavesdropping on telegraph, telephone, or wire communications, has been expanded to cover website data collection technology following a recent Ninth Circuit decision.
The Office of Civil Rights (OCR) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service recently updated its Bulletin on HIPAA Covered Entities’ obligations when using online tracking technologies, revising guidance published in December 2022.
The Department of Homeland Security launched the Tribal Cybersecurity Grant Program to reduce cybersecurity risks for tribal governments. The initiative is intended to enhance the cybersecurity resilience of tribal governments by providing funding, technical assistance, and support to address cyber threats and risks.
Energy infrastructure is a prime target for cyberattacks. This overview highlights recent developments within energy cybersecurity regulation.
Most consumers are probably familiar with the concept that if they are not paying for a product, they are the product. What most may not appreciate is how valuable a product they are.