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New Jersey Law Requires Health Data Encryption – Sort Of

New Jersey enacted a new law which requires data encryption (see bill information) as a response to the health care data breaches – I assume like Anthem. The bill is short, only 4 pages, but, at least to me, that does not make things  very clear. The bill covers health insurance carriers, but then defines […]

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Government “Equities Process” For Zero Day Vulnerabilities

Wired reported on the process that the U.S. Federal Government, and more specifically, the Intelligence Community, uses to decide when to keep bugs secret and use them against systems they want to attack and when to reveal them to the vendors to fix. The bugs, known as zero days or O Days, are ones that […]

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EU-US Privacy Safe Harbor May Be In Jeopardy

Max Schrems, whom I have written about before (see post) is continuing his fight against Facebook.  He first took his battle to the Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) since Facebook Europe is based in Ireland, but the DPC declined to take the case, because, it said, it had no legal requirement to do so (meaning […]

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