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Apr 25

Ask Jack: Is AI A Threat. . . Now?

For months, experts have predicted that artificial intelligence (AI) will change the cyber defense landscape. Jack details a report that states it is now here.

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Apr 18

Data Compliance Audit: A Double-Edge Sword When Defending Data Security Claims

A new report claims a surge in ransomware attacks. Compliance audits are necessary to limit risk, but there is a dark side to audits if organizations are not ready to comply.

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Apr 11

"Juice Jacking" Alert: FBI Warns Of Bad Public Charging Ports

In an unusual move, the FBI warns the general public to stay clear of public USB charging ports. We explain why "juice jacking" is a threat.

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Apr 04

Biometric Authentication: Still Not Ready For Prime Time

A bank's choice to rely solely on biometric authentication was quickly shown to be a risk. We explain.

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Articles

Do You Provide Adoption Benefits? You Make The Call

Many employers now offer adoption and fostering benefits as a way to attract employees. Do you? You make the call and join the conversation.

Ask Leslie: Be Clear And Concise When Documenting Reasons For Termination

Leslie Zieren, Esq. addresses the pitfalls of vague documentation to support a termination.

RiskTrends™ Podcast: Using A USB Port To Charge? Think Twice

In this podcast, McCalmon attorneys discuss an FBI warning regarding public USB charging ports and other risks associated with USB devices.

Constructive Discharge, Resignation, And Healthcare Employers

A pain clinic settles a sexual harassment charge. The complainant alleges she was forced to resign. We examine the theory of constructive discharge.

Pension Risk Transfers Under Scrutiny

Although a decision to mitigate corporate pension risk by transferring responsibility to third parties is legal, plaintiffs claim the choice of the party to transfer those obligations to is a fiduciary consideration.