Category: Internet Law

A zero-day vulnerability is a software flaw unknown to the vendor, leaving no time to patch before attackers exploit it. Here’s what businesses must know.

New Mexico enacted one of the country’s newest data breach notification laws. Here’s what businesses must do when a breach affects NM residents.

Proactive data security practices can reduce the risk of breach litigation. These tips help businesses build a defensible cybersecurity program.

Employees are often the first to spot a data breach, but few know how to report it. Learn why internal detection programs are critical to your response.

The UDRP domain name dispute process has significant flaws that favor well-funded complainants. Here’s a practical reform proposal for making UDRP faster and fairer for all parties.

GameStop investigated a potential data breach affecting customer payment card data. Here’s what was exposed and what affected customers should do.

The National Advertising Division (NAD) provides an effective alternative to court for ad disputes. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the NAD process for resolving advertising challenges.

The U.S. Secretary of Commerce announced a Swiss-US Privacy Shield framework for transatlantic data transfers. Here’s what Swiss and U.S. businesses need to know.

The Stored Communications Act governs when companies can share stored electronic communications with third parties. Here’s what disclosures are permitted under the law.

Revenge porn involves the non-consensual distribution of intimate images to harm a victim. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal definition and remedies for revenge porn victims.