Understanding Recent Cyberlaw Lawsuits and Developments: An In-Depth Look at New Cyber Security Threats and Their Impact on Digital Business (Aspatore Special Report)

With more businesses creating a presence on the Internet and utilizing e-commerce, it is no surprise that cyberlaw issues have moved to the forefront. New data breach security measures have been enacted, companies are reevaluating how they store and manage electronic data, and major corporations like Google are facing cyber attacks and costly lawsuits. How have cyber threats continued to evolve? What challenges do attorneys face in helping clients protect IP online? How can companies prevent online data theft and comply with new regulations? Understanding Recent Cyberlaw Lawsuits and Developments provides feedback from some of the nation's leading legal minds on evolving cyber security concerns and the impact felt by corporations. These experts also discuss the role of government and the use of public-private partnerships in defending against cyberspace threats. This report offers readers an on-the-spot look at this issue as it continues to unfold. Chapters include: 1. Theodore A. Wood, Director, Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox PLLC; Susan W. Brenner, NCR Distinguished Professor of Law and Technology, University of Dayton School of Law; and Leo L. Clarke, Attorney, Drew, Cooper & Anding PC - "Cyber Security, Intellectual Property, and New Cyberspace Threats" 2. John F. Mullen Sr. and Mark C. Stephenson, Partners, Nelson Levine de Luca & Horst - "Legal Risk with Respect to the Storage, Management, and Security of Electronic Data"