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Make no mistake: cybercrime has become big business. Forbes recently reported that cybercrime costs are projected to reach $2 trillion by 2019. To achieve this level of growth, cybercrime is now organized like big business, complete with a supply chain, middlemen, and sales and distribution channels...

The Law Society of Scotland created this guide to cybersecurity, offering insight on threats and risk areas, the consequences of a breach, solutions and incident response. Read Now (PDF 1.2M) ...

This research by Sasha Romanosky and published in the Journal of Cybersecurity seeks to examine the composition and costs of cyber events and attempts to address whether or not there exist incentives for firms to improve their security practices and reduce the risk of attack. The research distinguis...

This paper by Jennifer Daskal looks at the background and current status of government access to data held in other jurisdictions, the key issues and a potential way forward. The article is intentionally U.S.-centric, noting that the U.S. “has an outsized role to play, given a combination of the U.S...

The Future of Privacy Forum published this guide as a basic primer on the compliance landscape of data requests to school and service providers from law enforcement. Read Now (PDF 1.8M)...