Two lessons from this: 1. It’s worth investing in cyber security (a full program, not just shiny security tools); 2. Insurance can make the difference between survival and bankruptcy if/when […]
Legal process usually lags behind commercial application of new technology. Here’s a discussion about a potential use for AI, but why it’s difficult to implement…: […]In a recent study published […]
It’s worth reading the complete article to get a feel for the restrictions that China is placing on network operators. It looks like they are learning from activities in the […]
It’s strange that it takes legal action to force a manufacturer to undertake a security program and get third party certification. I’d rather see this as a cost of entry […]
This might seem esoteric, but…Data anonymisation is one of the basic methods for maintaining privacy and is strongly suggested (i.e. mandatory without a good reason) in GDPR. Good to see […]
This is a report from a law firm in the USA. There’s a series of design decisions to be made for each medical device but the two big cyber security […]
A useful summary of the patchwork of legislation across the US. My general advice for companies operating internationally is to take GDPR as your starting point, then look for specific […]
Click- or Browse-wrap agreements (simple tick-box stuff) on websites have a patchy history of being enforceable. This case makes the point that repeated use of a website may imply acceptance […]
Doing business in Russia. Time to review your data localisation practises…: On June 13, 2019, a new draft bill imposing multi-million Ruble (RUB) fines for infringing Russian data localization and […]
Supply chain risk hasn’t been out of the news recently. In the US, the regulator is reminding business associates of healthcare companies that they are also subjects of regulatory oversight…: […]