Californians Deserve Better Data Privacy Laws, Not More
“As California goes, so too does the rest of the nation.” It is true that this state has long sought to lead the way and […]
Privacy
The Most Significant Security Breach in History. And It’s Not Over Yet.
On November 24, 2021, Chinese technology giant Alibaba notified Apache Software Foundation of a flaw in its log4j software that has existed for years. It […]
Privacy in China
China drafted its new privacy legislation, in part, after the European GDPR, in order to better compete against American companies. Modeled primarily after the European […]
California’s Privacy Pickle
On January 1, 2023, California will become the only state to make blanket application of consumer data privacy laws to employment information, including human resources […]
Global Privacy Controls Are Subject to The California Administrative Procedure Act
The California Attorney General may have created an underground regulation when it updated the Frequently Asked Questions section of its website to establish a new […]