Right to repair update from New YorkLegislation catch up – That New York State right to repair bill? It wasn’t advanced. It... By: Dave Sobel/June 22, 2021/Regulation
All the geo-political moves made this weekI saved the political stuff for today. The G7 earlier this week asked Russia to disrupt... By: Dave Sobel/June 17, 2021/Regulation, Security
Supreme Court kicks back an important case about dataThinking about data some more… The Supreme Court has declined to take LinkedIn’s case with Hiq... By: Dave Sobel/June 16, 2021/Regulation
Cyber-insurance moves to noteAnd some more around cyber insurance. Cyber insurance and security company Coalition has partnered with Intuit... By: Dave Sobel/June 15, 2021/Regulation
Congress’s moves are becoming clear while New York takes a step forward and one backLooks like that cyber incident reporting bill is coming – Senator Mark Warner previewed the bill... By: Dave Sobel/June 14, 2021/Newsletter, Regulation
What you need to know from regulators and governments: new movesLet’s talk more regulation and legal moves. Ohio has filed a lawsuit to declare Google a... By: Dave Sobel/June 9, 2021/Regulation
New version of Windows?Microsoft has indicated that a new generation of Windows will be announced and unveiled on June... By: Dave Sobel/June 4, 2021/Regulation
The Supreme Court makes a big change to computer fraudThis one was worthy of its own story. The Supreme Court has narrowed down the 1986... By: Dave Sobel/June 3, 2021/Newsletter, Regulation
Colonial Pipeline: the flaw known before, the new regulation, the lawsuit, and the trendLet’s start by highlighting a piece over on the MIT Technology Review. Here’s your summary –... By: Dave Sobel/May 26, 2021/Business Strategy, Newsletter, Regulation, Security
Broadband, disclosures, and the third anniversary of GDPRIn the US, Sen Ron Wyden is calling for Treasury to expand the investment from the... By: Dave Sobel/May 25, 2021/Newsletter, Regulation, Security
Reviewing the financials of security choicesIn today’s security news, let’s look at some of the finances. Updating on payouts – CNA... By: Dave Sobel/May 24, 2021/Newsletter, Regulation, Security
Changing perspectives on privacyMost people in the United States don’t want their digital data used to control the spread... By: Dave Sobel/May 20, 2021/Regulation, Security
The reactions to the ransomware by legislators advancesOn the reaction front, the Cyber Response and Recovery act has cleared committee and is now... By: Dave Sobel/May 17, 2021/Regulation, Security
The FTC says right to repair is the way to goSome Right to repair news – the Federal Trade Commissions has released a report that confirms... By: Dave Sobel/May 14, 2021/Newsletter, Regulation
JEDI may be ending with no winnersAnd… JEDI. That Pentagon cloud contract, which has now been contested for about half the length... By: Dave Sobel/May 14, 2021/Business Strategy, Regulation
Colonial Pipeline fallout becomes clearWell, more fallout from the Colonial Pipeline attack. As the pipeline is now restarted and supply... By: Dave Sobel/May 13, 2021/Regulation, Security
Ransomware consequences: fuel shortages, police data breach, and no more ransom paymentsSeveral states have declared a state of emergency after the cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline due to... By: Dave Sobel/May 12, 2021/Newsletter, Regulation, Security
Broadband investments rollout, plus new data on the actual mapI’ve covered a lot of broadband stories lately – The Verge has now published a county-by-county... By: Dave Sobel/May 12, 2021/Business Strategy, Regulation
Microsoft: No Windows 10X, EU data movesMicrosoft has shelved Windows 10X, it’s Chrome OS competitor. The company is instead focusing its efforts... By: Dave Sobel/May 10, 2021/Business Strategy, Regulation
You won’t believe how much bandwidth we use nowIn a trend update, OpenVault as released new data on broadband usage from the past year. ... By: Dave Sobel/May 4, 2021/Business Strategy, Regulation