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Interactive Communication Int’l v. Great American Ins. Co.
Click Here for the FC&S Legal Expert AnalysisInteractive Communs. Int'l, Inc. v. Great Am. Ins. Co.United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh…Does Cyberinsurance Cover Phishing Scams? Ask Your Local Federal Court
Federal courts are split on whether computer fraud provisions in cyberinsurance policies cover the actions of employees tricked into sending funds to cybercriminals.Does Cyberinsurance Cover Phishing Scams? Ask Your Local Federal Court
Federal courts are split on whether computer fraud provisions in cyberinsurance policies cover the actions of employees tricked into sending funds to cybercriminals. The Ninth Circuit is among the courts that have ruled that computer fraud policies don't cover those situations.E-Discovery Can Tame Emojis, But Can't Outpace Them
Due to their nature and growth, emojis pose a large, but not entirely insurmountable, challenge for e-discovery practitioners.Fool Me Once: Insurance Coverage for Social Engineering Scams Under Judicial Review
Imagine the excitement of being hand-picked by the CEO to execute an important and confidential financial transaction that is expected to take your company…Q&A: Enforcement, Harassment, and Security in Open Source
Heather Meeker of O'Melveny & Myers explains the recent license enforcement statements by major tech organizations and why sexual harassment is the "next shoe to drop" in the open source world.Outrunning the Lion: Fighting on the Front Lines of Today's Data Breach Attacks
We have widely agreed-upon cultural norms guiding the appropriate level of protection for physical assets, but do not yet have the same protective instinct for assets in the digital realm.For Better Code, GitLab's Lawyers Try Ditching the Legalese
GitLab is abandoning the use of legal contract language that has become standard for the industry.When Computer Fraud Is Not 'Computer Fraud'
Jeremy M. King writes: Surprisingly, many courts have found that "Computer Fraud" coverage does not apply to a common form of Internet fraud—the email scam—and coverage will depend upon the state's law that applies to the policy. Policyholders need to know the scope of the coverage they have purchased in order to determine whether they are exposed to risks that fall within less-than-obvious gaps in that coverage.Key Questions for Financial Institutions Seeking to Maximize Insurance for “Cyber” Risks
The financial sector is the top industry target for cyber criminals, with phishing, malware and ransomware attacks increasing by double- and triple-digit…Trending Stories
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