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Last Call For Public Comment On DHS Cyber Incident Reporting Rules: CISA Sends CIRCIA Final Rule To OMB, Opening Window For Last-Minute Stakeholder Engagement
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's final rule implementing the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act has advanced to White House Office of Management and Budget review, signaling the rulemaking process may be nearing completion. This development creates a narrow window for stakeholders to engage with the Administration through EO 12866 meetings to address concerns about regulatory harmonization, compliance burdens, and implementation timelines before the rule is finali
United States Technology
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Wiley Rein
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How To Build A Cyber-Aware Culture In Your Tribal Operations
Tribal governments, enterprises, and casinos face unique cybersecurity challenges that extend beyond technology into organizational culture and behavior. Discover how building cyber awareness across departments, establishing clear reporting channels, and engaging leadership can transform your organization's ability to prevent, detect, and respond to cyber threats in complex operational environments.
United States Technology
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MGO CPA LLP
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ROBOCALLS ALLOWED ANYTIME A NUMBER IS PROVIDED?: Court Suggests Providing Number To A Caller Constitutes TCPA Express Consent For Robocalls– And This Is VERY Interesting
A federal court suggests that merely providing a phone number to a caller may constitute express consent under the TCPA for robocalls, potentially opening the door for widespread automated calling practices in the GenAI era. The ruling in Smith v. Examworks addresses whether consent must specifically authorize robocalls or if general consent to be called is sufficient, with significant implications for telemarketing compliance.
United States Technology
Troutman Amin LLP
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Defense Counterintelligence And Security Agency Report Reveals Threats To U.S. Cleared Industry
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency has released its 2026 annual report revealing alarming trends in foreign exploitation of U.S. cleared contractors and sensitive technologies. With over 22,000 suspicious contact reports and 2,900 identified incidents in FY 2025, the report exposes how foreign entities systematically target subject matter experts and leverage cyber operations to access classified information. The analysis highlights critical shifts in threat patterns, communication methods,
United States Government
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Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
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Declassified: The FBI's New Cyber Strategy And What It Means For Companies
The FBI has released its first unclassified Cyber Strategy, outlining a comprehensive framework organized around four pillars: disrupting adversaries, supporting victims, strengthening partnerships, and building capabilities. This strategy operationalizes President Trump's Cyber Strategy for America and introduces significant changes to how the Bureau engages with private-sector entities...
United States Government
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Mayer Brown
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Last Call For Public Comment On DHS Cyber Incident Reporting Rules: CISA Sends CIRCIA Final Rule To OMB, Opening Window For Last-Minute Stakeholder Engagement
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's final rule implementing the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act has advanced to White House Office of Management and Budget review, signaling the rulemaking process may be nearing completion. This development creates a narrow window for stakeholders to engage with the Administration through EO 12866 meetings to address concerns about regulatory harmonization, compliance burdens, and implementation timelines before the rule is finali
United States Technology
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Wiley Rein
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The Hidden Risks Of Sharing Company Data With AI Vendors
As companies increasingly rely on third-party AI platforms to analyze documents and automate workflows, they often provide vendors with proprietary data and trade secrets. What legal risks arise when confidential business information is uploaded to AI systems, and how can organizations protect their intellectual property rights while capturing the benefits of these technologies?
United States IP
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Masuda, Funai, Eifert & Mitchell, Ltd.
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Looking Ahead To 2027: What Companies Should Expect From Congress And How To Prepare
As the 2026 midterm elections approach and a potential shift in congressional control looms, companies face the prospect of intensified oversight from Democratic-led committees targeting Trump Administration accountability, affordability concerns, and technology sector practices. This analysis examines the specific areas where congressional investigators are likely to focus their attention and identifies which companies may find themselves in the crosshairs. Understanding these emerging oversight priorities
United States Government
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WilmerHale
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The Innovation Exemption Arrives: SEC Clears A Conditional Path For Onchain Trading Of Tokenized NMS Stocks
The SEC has issued a groundbreaking five-year exemptive order enabling permissioned onchain trading of tokenized NMS stocks through automated market makers and liquidity pools. This conditional relief establishes a framework for Tokenized Securities Venues and liquidity providers while requesting public feedback to inform future rulemaking on digital asset securities trading.
United States Commercial
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WilmerHale
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