Technology & Intellectual Property Update

According to the unified regulatory agenda published on July 3, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (“CISA”) is expected to finalize long-awaited incident reporting rules for critical infrastructure. The agenda states that CISA will finalize regulations implementing certain aspects of the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 […]

Doorbell cameras have become the norm in many homes, but they’ve also become the target of several class action suits arising from privacy-related claims. Most recently, Google LLC (“Google”) has come under fire as a result of the Familiar Face Detection (“FFD”) feature offered via its Nest cameras. Per the […]

The news from AI has been good and bad – AI agents continue to help businesses with repetitive tasks, programming, marketing, and much more; but AI agents also continue to help hackers and fraudsters perpetrate criminal activity.  Some recent accounts include: An AI platform itself, Hugging Face, reported that it […]

We’re seeing a substantial uptick in connection with demands under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”) for violations of the wiretapping or pen register portions of the law based on a business’s website. In particular, these demands are being made by an individual named Vivek Shah.  Mr. Shah deploys […]

Google recently announced that it was filing two suits[1] against fraud groups that are using Gemini, Google’s AI platform, to create legitimate looking websites designed to trick users into providing their credit card information.  The suits were filed in a Manhattan federal court against unknown individuals listed as “Does 1-25.” […]