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Frameworks for IT Security

Law Technology News

Lawyers are critical partners to organizations that are coming under increasing scrutiny from government regulation to protect private customer data. Lawyers need a working knowledge of the security frameworks designed to mitigate risks and satisfy regulations.

Data Breaches in Credit Card Transactions

New York Law Journal

Attorneys Richard Raysman and Peter Brown discuss the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards initiated by credit card brands to safeguard sensitive cardholder data and recent litigation and state legislative developments in merchant liability for data security breaches.

How to Safeguard Employee Data

Employment Law Strategist

A data breach can result in employer liability as well as a costly loss of productivity, warns Posternak Blankstein attorneys Rosanna Sattler and Nancy J. Puleo. Employers should be aware of new data privacy and security laws that may affect their methods of conducting business.

State Laws Require Secure Personal Data

The National Law Journal

Connecticut, Massachusetts and Nevada enacted laws requiring businesses to institute compliance to secure personal data from identity theft. Nick Akerman and Melissa J. Krasnow, partners at Dorsey & Whitney, discuss the new laws and their significance for businesses and law firms.

Keep Data Safe in a Wild World

Legal Times

Viruses and spyware lurk. Your client's secrets can zoom out of your law office on cyberwings. And BlackBerrys, iPhones and thumb drives can all go missing. What are lawyers to do? Legal Times talks data security with the head of Optimal Networks, a full-service IT provider.

Insecurities in Secure Remote Access

Special to Law.com

A vulnerability in virtual private networks using secure socket layer encryption can allow a hacker to take over a computer via an ActiveX control. Brian Dykstra grilled Mike Zusman of Intrepidus Group to uncover this little-known weakness in a common corporate security tool.

Seeking Data Security on the Web

Law Technology News

Your data can be stolen by hackers, lost in a system failure or exposed through metadata. What are you doing about it? Larger firms have IT specialists to protect and back up data, but for data security "do-it-yourselfers," attorney Robert J. Ambrogi identifies Web sites that can help.

Phishing and the Botnet 'Storm'

Special to Law.com

Two of the biggest threats to individual Internet users are phishing and botnets. During the 2008 Black Hat events in Las Vegas this year, the elite of the computer security community focused their efforts on a better understanding of the economics and technology behind these threats.

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