Industry Updates
Scenario 36 of the Cyber Law Toolkit follows a volunteer hacker collective through DDoS, wiper and phone-tracking operations against an enemy state, and maps when specific conduct can cost civilian…
Beijing-side pushback on the House Salt Typhoon report arrived within a day, aimed at its evidence and its politics. The report itself asks Congress for codified FCC authority, expanded rip-and-replace…
Estonia edges Singapore atop Rumavi's 2026 Global Relocation Index, with Lithuania sixth and Czechia ninth, as a vendor-published ranking built on banking, rule of law and property rights meets the…
California's AI Transparency Act became operative Aug. 2, the same day most of the EU's Article 50 duties began applying. The disclosure duties are live, the platform stripping ban waits…
A federal court has treated LinkedIn's Relativity aiR workflow as a form of technology-assisted review, denying demands to bar keyword culling, expand processing and disclose validation metrics. Retired Judge Andrew…
Three claims about one morning near Omsk, none of them reconciled, all relayed in the same day's assessment from the Institute for the Study of War. What that says about…
Federal water sector alerts tell utilities to inspect compromised PLC environments and restore safely. They leave the authority, method and sequence for preserving potentially relevant controller evidence largely to local…
Sixty-eight percent of breached organizations had no AI governance policy in place, and five of the six governance controls measured in both years lost adoption. The composition behind that headline…
ShinyHunters told Ernst & Young to make contact by July 31 or see allegedly stolen client tax data released. The confirmed breach ran through a third-party ITSM platform, and litigation…
LegalVIEW Insights Volume 2026-2 shows corporate work up 9.9 percent, San Francisco up 17.3 percent and Am Law 151 to 200 associate rates down 10.2 percent in the same quarter.…
