Internet Service Providers Launch Litigation Against Maine’s New Opt-In Privacy Law
Several internet service provider (ISP) industry groups have joined together in bringing suit against the state of Maine in response to its new privacy law, LD 946 “An Act To Protect the Privacy of Online...
Reasons Management Should Invest in Information Governance — Judicial Discretion and Sanctions
Have you ever wondered what the consequences might be if your company gets sued but can’t locate important documents that are needed for litigation? You’re in luck because others have tested it out for you....
The Age of the Cyber Breach and the Value of Information Governance (IG)
Companies today are maximizing the value and usability of information like never before. Unfortunately, so are cybercriminals. During the first half of 2018, more than 3.3 billion records were compromised, with malicious outsiders being a...
Proposed New York Privacy Act Breaks New Ground on Personal Data
Now that the one-year anniversary of the GDPR implementation date has come and gone, many in the business world are collectively exhaling after a long and arduous period of privacy compliance efforts. But the respite...
Archive Law, Is It Just Applicable to Governments?
A National Archives Agency preserves official documents, photos, artifacts and records that have important historical value to a country. The purpose of an Archive’s Agency is to preserve these important records for future generations and...