Archive:July 2024

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Modern Adtech Regulated Under Antiquated Law: How Video Killed the Internet Star
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Security of Critical Infrastructure – Adoption of Cyber Security Framework and Mandatory Reporting Deadline Approaches While the Regulator Moves From “Education” to “Enforcement” Mode
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ASIC and OAIC’s New Information Sharing MoU: What You Need to Know
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9,948,575,739 Reasons to Change Your Passwords now
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AI’s Next Frontier: The New Voice of Scam Calls?

Modern Adtech Regulated Under Antiquated Law: How Video Killed the Internet Star

By Cameron Abbott and Rob Pulham

In their recent article available here, Katie Staba and Corey Bieber from our Chicago office discuss emerging advertising technology issues, including new applications of the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Video Privacy Protection Act.

Security of Critical Infrastructure – Adoption of Cyber Security Framework and Mandatory Reporting Deadline Approaches While the Regulator Moves From “Education” to “Enforcement” Mode

By Cameron Abbott, Rob Pulham, Damien Timms, Dadar Ahmadi-Pirshahid and Adam Asadurian

Some key compliance dates approach for responsible entities of critical infrastructure assets under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act (SOCI Act).

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ASIC and OAIC’s New Information Sharing MoU: What You Need to Know

By Cameron Abbott, Rob Pulham, Stephanie Mayhew and Lauren Hrysomallis

ASIC has further focused its attention on the duties of companies and directors with regards to cyber resilience with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).

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9,948,575,739 Reasons to Change Your Passwords now

By Cameron Abbott, Rob Pulham, Stephanie Mayhew and Jordan Booth

Cybernews has reported on its researchers’ discovery of what could be the largest leaked password compilation of all time, with a record 9,948,575,739 plaintext passwords in a file called “rockyou2024.txt” (see article).

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AI’s Next Frontier: The New Voice of Scam Calls?

By: Cameron Abbott, Rob Pulham, Dadar Ahmadi-Pirshahid, and Adam Asadurian

Astonishingly (…or perhaps not, for anyone who’s answered a phone call recently), “imposter calls” are the number one offender of spam calls in the United States, amounting to 33% of all phone calls according to a recent study by QR Code Generator.

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