As every segment of our society becomes increasingly connected, all companies are becoming technology companies.

When a settlement payment is unknowingly sent to a hacker; should the payor have to pay again, or should the payee forego the payment?

According to the Financial Times, cyber criminals are exploiting disruption caused by COVID-19 through a range of phishing and malware

About two hours after Lien received the first email, Principle wired more than $1.7 million to the scammers.

Last year, I published a blog on a social engineering cyber scheme that resulted in Quality Plus Services, Inc. losing $1,633,018.00 to...

It's becoming a common set of facts: In a real estate deal, a law firm received fraudulent wiring instructions that resulted in funds...

After a long holiday break and reflecting on 2018, it's my turn to do what almost every other tech blog does, provide some predictions...

I have written a couple of blog posts where I briefly share my opinion that courts misunderstand the stages of a hack. Courts do not...

In August, DraftKings' website, www.draftkings.com, was the victim of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. DraftKings is an...

Real estate attorneys are prime targets for data breaches, but do they have a duty to prevent/avoid a breach? A Florida company is...

According to a complaint filed in federal court, Quality Plus Services, Inc, claims that earlier this year it discovered it was a victim...

Phishing is an attempt to trick a user into voluntarily supplying credentials, such as passwords, or bank account information, often by...

On two separate occasions, hackers were able to infiltrate The National Bank of Blacksburg's computer system resulting in the bank losing...

Westlaw (Thomson Reuters) recently published another article I wrote on how some courts have interpreted computer fraud provisions. In...

It is hacking season! Companies are paying millions of dollars related to hacking incidents - Target, Sony, Anthem, to name a few....