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The Internet of Things: Implementing Layered Security in the Cloud (Pt.2)

In our second installment on the Cloud, Scot Ganow and Tim Rettig discuss the architecture of safeguards available for information. Amongst other.. Read More

Hitching a Ride: The Competition in the Vehicle-for-Hire Marketplace Stretches from City Streets to Federal Court as Uber Confronts Lanham Act Challenges

Uber Technologies Inc. ("Uber") announced recently its expansion into 22 new U.S. cities, now bringing its app service to over 100 cities nationwide... Read More

The UAV: A case study in "crying wolf," the "law of perception" and why having a privacy story to tell is so important to success in business

In previous postings, I have lamented the misplaced actions and inaccurate commentary concerning privacy matters that amount to, in essence, fear.. Read More

Antitrust Ruling Brings Big Changes to College Athletics

Can the National Collegiate Athletic Association ("NCAA") continue to prohibit member schools from offering direct compensation to student-athletes?.. Read More

The Internet of Things: RFID and Its Impact on Privacy

FI&C's Scot Ganow talks with passive RFID expert James Lusk, with Odyssey RFID, to understand what RFID is, how it is being used (or could be used).. Read More

The Ongoing Saga of Establishing Harm and Class in Privacy Litigation: An Update

In privacy litigation, the cornerstones of establishing a case rise and fall on two things. Harm. First, can the plaintiffs establish a claim by.. Read More

HIPAA Has a Bite. What to Know About the Civil and Criminal Penalties For Non-Compliance

I was asked to comment for a story about a recent case in Texas in which criminal charges were filed against an individual for the misuse of.. Read More

Futbol Follies: The National Identifier and Why It Is No Laughing Matter

In the privacy space, representatives from around the world have debated the need for a national identifier. Security folks argue that times are just.. Read More

Sixth Circuit Requires "Material Contribution" from Website Operators to be Held Liable for Third-Party Defamatory Statements

The Sixth Circuit recently considered whether the Communications Decency Act of 1996 ("CDA") bars state-law defamation claims. Jones v. Dirty World.. Read More

Privacy Enabling Technologies: De-identification

Privacy Enabling Technologies or "PET's" are those technologies that provide options for using personally identifiable information ("PII") of.. Read More
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