Concerns Grow Over Potential Cyberattacks on Electric Grid
Posted on Sep 13, 2017 in Cybersecurity | Comments Off on Concerns Grow Over Potential Cyberattacks on Electric Grid
Eversheds Sutherland Partner Michael Bahar is quoted in this Morning Consult article regarding rising calls from cybersecurity practitioners to improve information sharing between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and private industry officials. Learn more.
Cybersecurity Experts Urge Faster Threat Alerts From Homeland Security
Posted on Sep 8, 2017 in Cybersecurity, Government | Comments Off on Cybersecurity Experts Urge Faster Threat Alerts From Homeland Security
Eversheds Sutherland Partner Michael Bahar is quoted in this Morning Consult article regarding rising calls from cybersecurity practitioners to improve information sharing between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and private industry officials. Learn more.
Hurricanes Remind Us Our Water Systems Are at Risk to Cyberattacks
Posted on Sep 7, 2017 in Cybersecurity | Comments Off on Hurricanes Remind Us Our Water Systems Are at Risk to Cyberattacks
The flooding caused by powerful hurricanes reminds us of the devastating power of water — but natural disasters may not be the only threats to our water system. Due to increased cyber vulnerabilities, and an increased willingness among hackers to target critical infrastructure, the opportunities for man-made water disasters are growing. Learn more.
A Method to the Madness: Choosing the Best Route to an Autonomous Future
Posted on Sep 1, 2017 in Artificial Intelligence, Insurance | Comments Off on A Method to the Madness: Choosing the Best Route to an Autonomous Future
There is near universal acceptance in the auto industry that the future of the industry is linked to development of autonomous (i.e., self-driving) vehicles. However, what separates truly automated vehicles from other kinds of high-tech car automation is not a straightforward issue. Learn more.
The Final Rule: DOL Proposes to Extend Transition Period until July 1, 2019, and Issues Additional Non-Enforcement Policy for Arbitration Limitations
Posted on Aug 31, 2017 in Government | Comments Off on The Final Rule: DOL Proposes to Extend Transition Period until July 1, 2019, and Issues Additional Non-Enforcement Policy for Arbitration Limitations
By a notice published in the Federal Register on August 31, 2017, the Department of Labor proposed to extend from January 1, 2018, until July 1, 2019, the date for compliance with the full conditions in its new “investment advice” fiduciary definition and related exemptions, which became generally applicable on June 9. Learn more.
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