The Federal Trade Commission’s second report to Congress on ransomware and cyberattacks marks a quiet but consequential shift in how U.S. regulators frame cybersecurity enforcement.
A new proposed class action against Lenovo (United States) Inc. is drawing attention to something privacy and security teams can’t ignore anymore: the U.S. government’s
A new class action lawsuit filed against Nvidia Corp. and YouTube Inc. in California’s Northern District Court has thrust the contentious issue of AI training
Ask many people in Generation Z about online fraud, surveillance, or data misuse and the response is often dismissive: “What’s the risk?” Having grown up
As the UK ICO fines Imgur owner £247,590 for children’s privacy failures we are seeing a huge rise in children’s privacy enforcement and new laws
Recent groundbreaking decisions by the Superior Court of Québec and the Ontario Superior Court of Justice have signaled a transformative shift in the Canadian legal
As Captain Compliance has grown to be a leader in data privacy and compliance software we are also getting asked more and more for AI
The cybersecurity landscape entering 2026 is being reshaped by a rare convergence of forces: rapid AI adoption, escalating geopolitical tension, regulatory unpredictability, and an expanding
Manning Law, APC, founded by Joseph R. Manning, Jr., has emerged as a prominent force in California privacy litigation, combining traditional personal injury practice with
The first year of Europe’s expanded cybersecurity regime has made one reality unmistakable. Cybersecurity compliance in the European Union is no longer a narrow technical
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