EDITOR’S NOTE: This is Part Two of a two-part series. You can read Part One here.

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is Part One of a two-part series.

Cryptocurrency exchanges continue to be a target of hackers – and theft is the prize.

In a significant move to regulate the growing impact of artificial intelligence, Oregon lawmakers recently passed Senate Bill 1571, requiring campaigns to disclose when they use AI to manipulate audio or video images, including deepfakes, to influence voters.  Although SB 1571 applies only to political campaigns, the Attorney General has issued guidance that may be helpful to businesses seeking to minimize their legal risks in connection with the use of AI.

The Constangy Cyber Team continues to grow with the addition of five outstanding new attorneys, allowing us to quickly and effectively respond to our clients' data privacy and cybersecurity needs. Please join us in welcoming Ryan Steidl, Lindsey Smith, Rob Yang, Matthew Basilotto, and Seth Greenwald to the Constangy Cyber Team. Each brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, underscoring our commitment to providing top-tier legal counsel.

Tomorrow is International Data Privacy Day, so a happy day to all!  

The California Privacy Protection Agency released proposed regulations in November 2024 that will, if finalized, create significant new hurdles for employers using artificial intelligence to assist with a variety of employment decisions.

New regulatory burdens would apply to businesses that deploy “automated decisionmaking technology” (known as “ADMT”) to ...

A Written Information Security Plan, or “WISP,” is essential for any organization that handles sensitive personal information. Here’s a quick breakdown of who needs a WISP and why, as well as a checklist to develop one:

Amid the continued wave of consumer class action lawsuits targeting the use of cookies, pixels, beacons, and other tracking tools on organizations’ websites, a recent decision from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court departed from other jurisdictions by holding that the state’s wiretap act did not apply to the use of these emerging technologies.

You've been hit by a ransomware attack, and a cybercriminal group is demanding a cryptocurrency payment in exchange for your data's safe return. Should you pay?