Recent Developments in Data Privacy
For American companies doing business in Europe and European businesses relying on U.S. vendors and service providers, 2023 may be… Read More
Cyber Liability
Our Top 10 Resources of 2022
Throughout the year, Cranfill Sumner LLP’s attorneys work diligently to bring the most up-to-date information on North Carolina legal updates… Read More
Trends in Privacy Laws Around the U.S.: A Look at the Pending N.C. Consumer Privacy Act
Data privacy legislation has picked up steam across the nation in recent years. California, Colorado, and Virginia are among many… Read More
Cybersecurity is IT’s Job, not the Board’s, Right?
Cybersecurity is a modern tech-savvy buzzword that often makes non-IT peoples’ eyes glaze over. This mindset is very risky, and… Read More
Small Businesses and Health Care Providers Take Note
DOL Issues New Guidance on Health Care Provider and Small Business Exemptions from New Paid Leave Laws The Families First Coronavirus… Read More
The Cyber Risk of a Remote Workforce
Despite its negative impact on our lives, and despite the fact that it has forced Americans and American businesses to… Read More
Cyber Breaches: What’s At Risk For Businesses
An Insights article by Kara Gansmann was published in the June 15 edition of the Greater Wilmington Business Journal. “Cyber… Read More
Creating a Breach Response Plan for a Cyber Attack
“Creating a Breach Response Plan for a Cyber Attack,” an Insights article by Kara Gansmann was published in the May… Read More
The Fourth Goal of Cybersecurity Plans: Dispose of Data Securely, Legally, and Properly
The fourth installment of Kara Gansmann’s series about cybersecurity plans was published in today’s Greater Wilmington Business Journal. “The Fourth… Read More
The Third Step to a Sound Cybersecurity Plan: Protecting your Data
“The Third Step to a Sound Cybersecurity Plan: Protecting your Data,” an Insights article by Kara Gansmann is featured in… Read More
