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How Nation States Are Using A Sixteenth Century Ruse To Commit Cyberattacks
Startling findings suggest nation states are primarily responsible for malware, outpacing criminal gangs. We look at how they are using 16th century techniques to do it.
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Employee/Customer Data On Black Market Triggers Federal And State Laws
A foreign executive is accused of selling the data of 31 million customers on the black market. What laws does the U.S. have regarding the sale of personal data? We examine.
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How Nation States Are Using A Sixteenth Century Ruse To Commit Cyberattacks
Startling findings suggest nation states are primarily responsible for malware, outpacing criminal gangs. We look at how they are using 16th century techniques to do it.
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What Employers Can Expect For 2025: Pregnancy Discrimination And AI Performance Reviews
To end the WECE series, McCalmon attorneys discuss pregnancy discrimination updates, the PWFA, and AI use in performance reviews.
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Wrongful Termination And The Religious Beliefs Of Employers
Employees can assert a Title VII violation if they face discrimination for failing to conform with an employer's religious practices or beliefs. We examine.
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