Corporate Counsel
...government,” Galligan says, which includes all 16 of the U.S. intelligence agencies. As recently as three years ago, the FBI didn...
Acorda's small team of in-house lawyers all do a bit of everything—and they like it that way
...according to a tally by the Sunlight Foundation. The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), which passed the House of Representatives Thursday...
The Daily Report
...than trying to "bolt them on." Proper investigation can provide intelligence about methodology, techniques, and attack patterns, provide guidance as to potential future...
Given the potential loss of the most sensitive assets, information, and trade secrets, companies must develop an integrated, proactive strategy to prevent, respond to, and deter the massive and growi
...the Mandiant report. "The Department has also gathered valuable intelligence about foreign-based economic espionage," he said. " We've forged...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...the Mandiant report. “The Department has also gathered valuable intelligence about foreign-based economic espionage,” he said. “ We’ve...
A combined code of business ethics and conduct provides effective guideposts for behavior by tying specific rules to the company's values and ethical commitments, to enhance the likelihood that emplo
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
A combined code of business ethics and conduct provides effective guideposts for behavior by tying specific rules to the company's values and ethical commitments, to enhance the likelihood that emplo
...for company law departments. Two new reports from ALM Legal Intelligence (a division of CorpCounsel.com parent company ALM) show how general counsel...
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