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– Wilson Sonsini’s partner-elect class includes six women and 12 men from the firm’s corporate, litigation, intellectual property, technology transactions, and regulatory departments – Contact:Wayne KesslerBaretz+Brunelle+1 732.239.9710 (Mobile)wkessler@baretzbrunelle.com PALO ALTO, CA (December 5, 2022) –Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, the premier provider of legal services to technology, life…

Nearly one month after hackers shut down the Dallas Central Appraisal District in a ransomware attack, DCAD has notified the City of Dallas that it will still be more than a week before it can launch a new limited website.

On November 17, 33 state attorneys general (AGs) submitted a comment letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), supporting its contemplated new efforts in the corporate surveillance...

In addition to safeguarding their own data, accountants must also maintain security at their firms, and keep client data secure.

Effective January 1, 2023, California Assembly Bill 1278 requires California-licensed physicians and surgeons, including physicians and surgeons licensed under the Medical Practice Act or the Osteopathic Act (but excluding physicians and surgeons working in a hospital emergency room), to provide each patient at the initial office visit a written or electronic notice of the Open Payments database.…

The personal data of nearly 500 million users on WhatsApp have been leaked, with the information put up for sale on the internet. On Nov. 16, a user posted an ad on a well-known forum frequented [...]

Data security and analytics provider Varonis has launched its public vulnerability disclosure program via HackerOne. The Varonis Vulnerability Disclos...

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (PRWEB) December 01, 2022 -- Titaniam, Inc., the industrys most advanced data protection and ransomware immunity platform, today

Data security and analytics provider Varonis has launched its public vulnerability disclosure program via HackerOne. The Varonis Vulnerability Disclos...

Ticketmaster blamed "bot attacks" after its Taylor Swift ticket fiasco. Now feds are being pushed to enforce a law designed to fight such "attacks."