Cybersecurity

Preserving Privilege in the Wake of a Cyberattack: A Litigation Risk Law Firms Can’t Ignore

Organizations often rely on forensic investigations after a cyberattack. But, they can become liabilities if not properly structured for preserving privilege.

CISA Warns of Growing Threats to SaaS Applications with Weak Security

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warns that attackers are exploiting the security weaknesses of cloud SaaS applications, urging firms to strengthen their defenses.

Complying with New DOJ Rule on Sensitive Personal Data

A new DOJ rule restricts how US firms handle personal data, and violations carry steep penalties. Learn more about compliance before the July 8 deadline.

The Rising Threat of AI Voice Hijacking in Cybersecurity

Learn more about AI voice hijacking, the latest cyber threat. Just seconds of audio can fool employees, bypass voice security, and cost businesses millions.

FTC Issues First Major COPPA Rule Update in Over a Decade

The FTC’s updated COPPA Rule reshapes online privacy protections for children. Discover what risk and compliance teams need to know before the 2026 deadline.

Phishers Impersonate DHS in Sophisticated Cloaked Email Scam

Learn how cybercriminals launched a Department of Homeland Security-themed email scam using cloaking tactics to bypass detection and exploit fears around immigration policy.

Rising Credential Abuse in Vulnerable Sectors of the Digital Economy

Credential abuse is fueling a surge in digital fraud. Learn how fraud syndicate ALTSRUS exploits vulnerable sectors and why early detection is now critical.

Implications for Digital Advertising and Risk Management with the DOJ Bulk Data Access Rule

Learn more about how the Department of Justice’s Bulk Data Access Rule reshapes digital advertising and what compliance and risk managers must do to avoid penalties.