AI for human resources
Are businesses liable for AI discrimination?
Author: Cameron G. Shilling
How should businesses implement AI?
10 factors businesses should consider when looking to develop and execute plans for the implementation of AI in their workplace
Cyber, privacy and AI Insurance: Do you have it?
Just like we would not (or should not) drive a car without auto insurance, we should not operate a business in the digital age without coverage for this exposure
Forecast 2025: what are this year’s biggest legal-tech challenges?
Tips for implementing a foresighted legal strategy to implement AI that ensures compliance and reduces risk of a cyberattack.
Cyber financial crime: what should businesses do to prevent it?
Businesses need to adopt safeguards to prevent EFT fraud or reduce the risk of it
AI notetakers: do they comply with the law?
Before using an AI notetaker or transcriber, a business must ensure that it complies with cybersecurity, privacy and other laws and industry regulations and standards
Mitigating liability from a cyber breach
No breach should be a company-ending event, as long as the appropriate techniques are implemented to protect the company
Privacy law takes effect in NH: what does it require?
Taking effect Jan. 1, 2025, the new privacy law creates new rights for individuals and duties for businesses concerning personal information
Privacy law adopted in NH: how will you comply?
New law creates broad new rights for individuals and duties for businesses concerning personal information
Who is liable for lost money in a cyber scam?
Adopting safeguards ahead of time will help prevent electronic funds transfer fraud in your business
Is New Hampshire ready to adopt a privacy and cybersecurity law?
SB 255, modeled on legislation in other states, would benefit businesses, individuals
Payroll services and cyber risks
Troves of information, financial transactions can present tempting targets to hackers
The cybersecurity risks posed by employee benefit, payroll services
Troves of information, financial transactions present tempting targets to hackers
Cybersecurity as an employee benefit
Helping employees understand threats at a personal level is a good step toward heightened awareness
Defense Department easing cybersecurity regs for defense industry
New rules ease burdens, extend compliance deadlines
SMBs are not immune from ransomware attacks
As hackers evolve, they increasingly set their sights on small and medium-sized businesses
Business surveillance: 5 things you need to know about monitoring your workplace
Surveillance systems for your business involve more than knowing what camera system to use. Business owners need to know what their responsibilities may be, and what the legal pitfalls may be.
New privacy concerns emerge as businesses reopen
Collection of Covid-related personal, health information strictly governed by various laws, regulations
Videoconferencing: How can you ensure privacy and security?
Beware of the risks – like ‘Zoombombing’ – and measures you can take to prevent them
As more employees work remotely amid virus, don’t forget cybersecurity
The Covid-19 crisis could become even worse for a business that xperiences a breach
A practical guide to cybersecurity laws
Compliance can be daunting task, principally because it is new to most businesses
European privacy regulations cross the Atlantic
Entities conducting international business can be subject to the law
Professional services firms and cyber risk
As repositories of sensitive information, they’re prime targets for hackers
Professional services firms and cyber risk
As repositories of sensitive information, they’re prime targets for hackers
Non-solicitation agreements really do have teeth
Employers should seek appropriate relief from the courts to enforce the agreements
Recent legal developments highlight just how critical it is for businesses to understand restrictions on non-compete agreements
Recent legal developments highlight just how critical it is for businesses to understand with restrictions on them
Companies face privacy and data security challenges
Technology is engrained in every aspect of our business and personal lives. Society can hardly move fast enough to adopt today's technologies before tomorrow's arrive in our workplaces, homes, cars, and palms of our hands. Along with such tremendous new…
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