Farming: Computer law’s new (rather old) frontier
Dr Fernando Barrio reveals a crop of IP, data and privacy issues associated with new techniques in agricultural production….
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Cybersecurity
Pseudonymisation best practices and techniques: ENISA publishes recommendations
Report explores the basic concepts of pseudonymisation, as well as technical solutions that can support implementation in practice….
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Cybersecurity for Lawyers: 2 – Using Wifi at home and aboard
In the second of our series of “Back to Basics” articles, adapted from the Cybersecurity for Lawyers wiki he has recently started, Neil Brown gives some practical tips on using wi-fi when out and about and setting it up in-house….
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This week’s Techlaw News Round-Up
Update on proposed E-privacy Regulation The Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council of the EU recently discussed the draft E-Privacy Regulation. The draft regulation is subject to concerns about issues such as the role of the European Data Protection Board, preventing child abuse imagery, protecting terminal equipment information, data retention and interaction with new technologies. These…
Liability for AI: European Commission publishes Experts’ report
Report looks at liability for AI and other digital technologies….
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This week’s Techlaw News Round-Up
MEP priorities for Digital Services, Act, ICO blog post, e-scooter inqury, CAA drone guidance, European parliament briefing on cryptoassets, WTO e-commerce report, ICANN consultation and reports on contract tracing in this week’s round-up of techlaw news from the past week….
This week’s Techlaw News Round-Up
Court of Appeal grants leave to appeal in facial recognition case The Court of Appeal has granted leave to appeal the High Court decision in R (on the application of Bridges) v Chief Constable of South Wales Police (Information Commissioner and another intervening) [2019] EWHC 2341, relating to South Wales’ police use of facial recognition…
Cybersecurity for Lawyers: 1 – First Steps
In the first of a series of “Back to Basics” articles, adapted from the Cybersecurity for Lawyers wiki he has recently started, Neil Brown sets out some of the first steps that law firms should consider when putting in place their own cybersecurity policy touching on why it is important, how to assess the threats and documenting policies….
DCMS launches call for evidence on improving cyber-security
Consultation ends on 20 December 2019…
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Tech law work is on the rise according to the results of our first SCL Barometer survey which has been published today
SCL’s downloadable resource on the health of the tech law sector is now available…