Alston & Bird Privacy, Cyber & Data Strategy Blog

FTC Denies LabMD’s Motion to Dismiss

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The FTC – in a decision that should surprise no one – refused to dismiss its administrative complaint (“Complaint”) against LabMD. This case – like the FTC’s case against Wyndham Worldwide – illustrates the continuing fight regarding the scope of the … [Read more] about FTC Denies LabMD’s Motion to Dismiss

Complimentary Seminar – Payment Card Breaches: How to Prepare, How to Survive – March 5, 2014

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Please join Alston & Bird, Dell SecureWorks and AIG for a discussion on how to prepare for and respond to payment card breaches. Recent payment card breaches in the retail industry have highlighted the need to fully prepare for similar types of … [Read more] about Complimentary Seminar – Payment Card Breaches: How to Prepare, How to Survive – March 5, 2014

NIST releases final Cybersecurity Framework

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (“NIST”) has released the final version of the much-anticipated Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity (the “Framework”). The Framework was developed by NIST at the direction … [Read more] about NIST releases final Cybersecurity Framework

FTC Settles With Children’s Entertainment Company Over Safe Harbor Lapse

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February 11, 2014 – The FTC today announced a proposed settlement with Fantage.com Inc., a children’s online entertainment company that allegedly misrepresented its adherence to the U.S.-European Union Safe Harbor Framework (the … [Read more] about FTC Settles With Children’s Entertainment Company Over Safe Harbor Lapse