Data Privacy

Limiting Risks in Adopting AI Enterprises and consumers are poised to adopt artificial intelligence in 2017. But along with many potential benefits, AI increases the attack surface, placing additional strain on the already thinly spread cybersecurity workforce. Finding and developing...

Reviewing Key Changes The New York State Department of Financial Services (“DFS”) has revised its proposed cybersecurity rule in response to concerns submitted to its original proposal issued last September.  Patty Tehrani, lawyer and founder of Policy Patty Toolkit, outlines...

New EU data protection regulations are set to come into force in 2018 and will apply to all companies doing business with European customers, no matter where in the world they are. This major development is set to change the...

The Brexit vote, cast in late June, sent global stock markets reeling and inspired many investors to shift their big bucks somewhere other than the British pound. Britain’s vote to leave the EU set in motion a wave of regulatory...

With Safe Harbor gone and U.S.-EU Privacy Shield in limbo, what can companies do to continue sharing data with European partners and not run afoul of privacy regulators? First, make sure you’ve huddled with your legal team, then establish a...

Employees are stepping up their interest in using their own personal social media apps, accounts and established networks of contacts to communicate for business purposes, given the immediate reach and traction they provide. Maintaining compliance has just gotten much more...

Customer data is one of your organization's most valuable assets. It yields insights into consumer preferences and purchase intentions. But even though the privacy issue surrounding such data is a hot topic among businesses and consumers, it has not traditionally...