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A New Era of Cyber Risk in Retail
Retail's digital transformation has created unprecedented cybersecurity challenges as interconnected systems, payment processing, and IoT devices expand the attack surface for cybercriminals. From securing point-of-sale systems to protecting store manager PCs and countless networked devices, retailers must implement a comprehensive, multi-layered Zero Trust security strategy. This analysis explores how modern retailers can balance operational efficiency with robust protection through integrated solutions in
Global Technology
HH
Hughes & Hughes
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PHP2Shell: What Your IT And Security Teams Should Be Doing Now
Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the software powering countless websites and internet-facing systems, are being actively exploited to allow unauthorized code execution and data theft. Organizations face urgent questions about what was exposed before patches were applied, which credentials may have been compromised, and how to preserve evidence of potential breaches. Legal counsel must look beyond simple patch deployment to address preservation obligations, vendor accountability, and documentation of re
United States Technology
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Lowenstein Sandler
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AI And Nondisclosure Agreements: Is Your NDA Ready For AI?
As artificial intelligence tools become embedded in everyday business operations, many companies face a critical question: do their existing nondisclosure agreements adequately protect confidential information from AI-related risks? This analysis examines how traditional NDA provisions apply to AI use cases, from uploading sensitive data into generative AI platforms to using information for model training, and provides practical guidance for updating contractual protections.
United States Technology
K
Klemchuk
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We Get Privacy — Episode 23: How “Bad Actors” Exploit AI-Enabled Recruitment Systems (Video)
Fake applicants, fraudulent recruiters, and AI-enabled deception are creating real-time security, compliance, and reputational risks for employers. Privacy experts examine the issues from both sides of the hiring process, providing practical steps employers can take to verify candidates, strengthen safeguards and third-party relationships, and respond effectively when suspicious conduct arises.
United States Technology
JL
Jackson Lewis P.C.
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Article
A New Era of Cyber Risk in Retail
Retail's digital transformation has created unprecedented cybersecurity challenges as interconnected systems, payment processing, and IoT devices expand the attack surface for cybercriminals. From securing point-of-sale systems to protecting store manager PCs and countless networked devices, retailers must implement a comprehensive, multi-layered Zero Trust security strategy. This analysis explores how modern retailers can balance operational efficiency with robust protection through integrated solutions in
Global Technology
HH
Hughes & Hughes
Article
PHP2Shell: What Your IT And Security Teams Should Be Doing Now
Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the software powering countless websites and internet-facing systems, are being actively exploited to allow unauthorized code execution and data theft. Organizations face urgent questions about what was exposed before patches were applied, which credentials may have been compromised, and how to preserve evidence of potential breaches. Legal counsel must look beyond simple patch deployment to address preservation obligations, vendor accountability, and documentation of re
United States Technology
LS
Lowenstein Sandler
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California Cybersecurity Audits: Preparation Needs To Start Now
California's new cybersecurity audit requirements under CCPA are set to take effect in 2027, with phased implementation based on company revenue. Companies that derive significant revenue from selling or sharing personal information, or process data about large numbers of consumers, must prepare now for independent audits that evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of their cybersecurity controls.
United States Privacy
BT
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
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FTC Announces Settlement And Articulates Knowledge Standard For Payment-Processor Liability
The Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement with a payment processor and four affiliated entities over allegations that they knowingly facilitated deceptive merchants, including foreign tech-support operations, in accessing the U.S. card-payment system. The case resulted in a $4.85 million monetary judgment and features a significant Joint Statement from FTC leadership establishing a knowledge standard for unfair payment-processing claims under Section 5.
United States Consumer
GT
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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Community Banks File Suit Against OCC Over Bank Charters To Crypto Entities
A community bank association has filed suit against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, challenging a 2026 rule that permits cryptocurrency companies to obtain national trust bank charters without performing traditional fiduciary or banking functions. The lawsuit argues this regulatory change grants cryptocurrency platforms an unfair competitive advantage by allowing them to operate outside the regulatory framework that governs federally insured banks.
United States Finance
GP
Goodwin Procter LLP
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AI And Nondisclosure Agreements: Is Your NDA Ready For AI?
As artificial intelligence tools become embedded in everyday business operations, many companies face a critical question: do their existing nondisclosure agreements adequately protect confidential information from AI-related risks? This analysis examines how traditional NDA provisions apply to AI use cases, from uploading sensitive data into generative AI platforms to using information for model training, and provides practical guidance for updating contractual protections.
United States Technology
K
Klemchuk
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We Get Privacy — Episode 23: How “Bad Actors” Exploit AI-Enabled Recruitment Systems (Video)
Fake applicants, fraudulent recruiters, and AI-enabled deception are creating real-time security, compliance, and reputational risks for employers. Privacy experts examine the issues from both sides of the hiring process, providing practical steps employers can take to verify candidates, strengthen safeguards and third-party relationships, and respond effectively when suspicious conduct arises.
United States Technology
JL
Jackson Lewis P.C.
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FDA Is Inspecting More Than Just Procedures—FDA Is Inspecting Systems
FDA inspections of medical device manufacturers are evolving beyond traditional quality system checklists, with investigators now tracing issues across interconnected quality subsystems to evaluate whether companies operate truly integrated systems. Recent Form 483 observations reveal a fundamental shift toward assessing quality system effectiveness through risk management integration, cross-functional coordination, and demonstrable outcomes rather than mere procedural compliance.
United States Healthcare
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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