Tag: privacy

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.

The EU’s GDPR doesn’t just apply to European companies — it affects any business worldwide that handles EU resident data. Here’s what you need to know.

California has one of the strictest data breach notification laws in the US. Learn what triggers notification, the deadlines, and penalties for violations.

A data breach attorney helps businesses respond to incidents, manage regulatory obligations, and defend against lawsuits. Here are 8 reasons to hire one.

Recent reports have indicated that the new chipped credit cards, i.e., credit and debit payment cards equipped with EMV technology, are not as secure as initially hoped, and show that fraud involving payment cards is still on the rise despite the full deployment of the new, more secure technology. The new chipped credit cards were […]

Cyber attacks involve the unauthorized access of private or confidential information contained on computer systems or networks, but the techniques and methods used by the attacker further distinguish whether the attack is an active cyber attack, a passive type attack, or some combination of the two. According to Symantec, both active and passive cyber attack types […]

The United States experiences more data breaches than any other country. Here’s a breakdown of the statistics and what American businesses should do.

The FDA has urged healthcare providers and device manufacturers to prioritize cybersecurity. Here’s what the guidance means for the medical device industry.

A phishing scam targeting Netflix users is spreading via fake billing emails. Learn how to identify phishing attempts and protect your account credentials.

2016 was a devastating year for healthcare data security. A look at the ten biggest breaches, how they happened, and what hospitals can learn from them.