This fall, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) published the draft “Guidelines 07/2020 on the concepts of controller and processor in the GDPR.” This development matters for CPW readers as even if you are an entity doing business in the United States, if you collect any personal data of people in the EU
This fall, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) published the draft “Guidelines 07/2020 on the concepts of controller and processor in the GDPR.” This development matters for CPW readers as even if you are an entity doing business in the United States, if you collect any personal data of people in the EU
Arbitration agreements are increasingly common for manufacturers of consumer electronics equipment (you read all of those small print terms and conditions when you purchased your new smart phone, right?). A case this year underscored how companies can proactively use binding arbitration agreements to manage litigation risk. In re: Wyze Data Incident Litigation, Case No.
No supply chain is immune from cyberattacks. This includes, unfortunately, in regards to the COVID-19 vaccine.
Yesterday the US Homeland Security Department issued a warning that a series of cyberattacks is underway aimed at the companies and government organizations that will be distributing coronavirus vaccines around the world. Specifically, the attacks target the COVID-19 cold
This fall, the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) published the draft “Guidelines 07/2020 on the concepts of controller and processor in the GDPR.” CPW will be re-reposting a must-read four part series addressing the key concepts and issues covered. This development matters for CPW readers as even if you are an entity doing
If you are a reader of CPW, you have probably heard of the the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). The GDPR applies to companies outside the European Union (including, that is right, United States companies) because it is extra-territorial in scope. Which means, to overly generalize, if you collect any personal data of people in
‘Tis the season.
Cybercrimes always increase during the holidays, but this year could reach new threat levels. With COVID-19 (and as confirmed by the decreased Black Friday foot traffic versus the increased Cyber Monday sales), Americans are expected to do most of their holiday shopping online this year. In response to this development, the Cybersecurity
Lydia de la Torre is a frequent CPW contributor with deep insight and knowledge on cutting edge developments in data privacy and cybersecurity. For some of the fantastic pieces she has co-authored recently, see here and here. Well, we are very pleased to share that the legal publication Daily Journal has selected Lydia among
Readers of CPW already know about Bryant involving litigation under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (“BIPA”). That is because earlier this year in a closely watched decision the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals held that the Plaintiff in Bryant adequately alleged Article III standing (for some of her BIPA claims)—meaning that the case could
For those of you who happened to somehow miss CPW’s prior coverage of the impact of the November election on data privacy litigation, not to worry. CPW’s Lydia de la Torre, Glenn Brown, Kristin Bryan and Aaron Garavaglia have an article in Law360 expanding upon their prior analysis. As they explain:
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