Legal Perspectives on Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, and Emerging Technology

Digital Jurisprudence is a monthly newsletter and website dedicated to the exploration of the connections between cybersecurity, data privacy, emerging technology, and the law. The monthly newsletter highlights important topics and keeps subscribers updated on the latest developments, while our weekly deep-dives explore topics in-depth.

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The Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale
The Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale

The government can’t get my personal information without a warrant . . . right?! . . .

European Commission Approves EU-U.S. Privacy Framework
European Commission Approves EU-U.S. Privacy Framework

The European Commission has approved an adequacy decision for the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, recognizing the United States as a territory offering data protection levels equivalent to those within the EU.

A Common Law Duty to Protect PII?
A Common Law Duty to Protect PII?

The 11th Circuit says there is a common law duty to take reasonable measures to protect PII.

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AI in the International Arena
AI in the International Arena

Early last week, the UN Security Council had a first-ever debate on AI. This was a landmark session that displays the growing prominence of discussions on AI governance on an international scale. . .

NYC's Visionary Approach to AI and Hiring
NYC's Visionary Approach to AI and Hiring

Starting from July 5, the city's Automated Employment Decision Tool law mandates an annual audit, especially scrutinizing the use of Artificial Intelligence . . .

The FTC, OpenAI, and the Echoes in AI's Pandora's Box
The FTC, OpenAI, and the Echoes in AI's Pandora's Box

In the annals of artificial intelligence (AI) evolution, the investigation launched by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) into OpenAI . . .

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China Breaches Microsoft by Stealing an MSA Key
China Breaches Microsoft by Stealing an MSA Key

On July 11, Microsoft announced that Chinese hacking group Storm-0558 gained access to the email systems of several US government agencies from May 15th to June 16th.

The MOVEit Breaches
The MOVEit Breaches

More than 200 organizations and 50 million individuals affected by the MOVEit breach.

2023 Cybersecurity Strategy
2023 Cybersecurity Strategy

This month, the Biden Administration released the 2023 National Cybersecurity Strategy. The document contained unspecific recommendations, relying more on general public policy initiatives to come. There are three notable objectives. . . .

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Cybersecurity

This section explores the evolving digital landscape; analyzing threats to data privacy, system vulnerabilities, and mitigation strategies to ensure a secure cyber environment for individuals, businesses, and nations.

Data Privacy

This section delves into the state, federal, and international data privacy legislative landscape and explores caselaw related to security and privacy.

Emerging Technology

This section focuses on the legal implications of rapidly advancing technologies; examining the impacts on privacy, intellectual property, liability, and regulation, while also considering ethical and societal concerns.

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