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New privacy guidelines are available to help mobile application developers protect consumers, California Attorney General Kamala Harris said Thursday. In a free report, "Privacy on the Go: Recomm
... organization. But previous versions of the model (which includes business and technology processes) did not prescribe that managers who are dedicated to privacy and...
...has many times in the past for the Armonk, New York-based technology company. The law firm's longtime relationship with IBM includes work in...
...to offer law firms a service combining managed review with predictive coding technology. In this collaborative venture, Servient will provide processing, hosted culling and review...
...long-planned support for Microsoft Active Directory, along with support for SAP AG's enterprise applications. Those features should make the product more appealing to...
...Snom Technology AG, a developer of IP desktop phones and communications systems, introduced...
Matthew A. Cebrian and Brittany W. Yang of Murphy Pearson Bradley & Feeney examine California law regulating data privacy and a company's responsibilities in the event of a data breach
Originally Published: The Recorder
...Ironically, three decades later, many consumers and privacy advocates believe the mobile technology industry, largely dominated by Apple, has become the "Big Brother"...
Originally Published: The Recorder
... Jepsen and Texas AG Greg Abbott announced the filing...the e-book reader, and technology-drenched tablets like the Apple...
California law firms have made class actions over data security breaches -- including those by hospitals, insurance companies, and medical providers -- a new specialty area
Originally Published: The Recorder
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