Privacy and Information Security Law Blog Update

This Client Alert is a monthly update on privacy and cybersecurity developments as posted on our Privacy & Information Security Law Blog. If you would like to receive email alerts when new posts are published, please visit our blog and enter your email address in the subscribe field.

Recent posts on the Privacy & Information Security Law blog include:

• NIST Holds a Two-Day Public Workshop on Cybersecurity Labeling Programs for Internet of Things Devices and Software
• California Privacy Protection Agency Invites Comments on Proposed CPRA Rulemaking
• Illinois Biometric Law Limitation Period Clarified by Illinois Court
• FTC Authorizes New Compulsory Process Resolutions in Eight Key Enforcement Areas
• OFAC Again Says Beware of Sanctions When Making Ransomware Payments and Designates Virtual Currency Exchange as Malicious Cyber Actor
• FTC Issues Guidance Clarifying Scope of Its Health Breach Notification Rule for Health Apps and Connected Devices
• New York City to Require Food Delivery Services to Share Customer Data with Restaurants
• FTC Clarifies that Five FCRA Rules Apply Only to Motor Vehicle Dealers
• U.S. House Committee Votes to Create New FTC Privacy Bureau and Appropriate $1 Billion to the Agency
• DCMS Consults on National Data Strategy
• CIPL Celebrates Two Decades of Data Policy Innovation
• BREAKING: Biden to Nominate New FTC Commissioner
• Belgian Council of State Considers Encryption a Sufficient Measure for U.S. Data Transfers
• UAE Announces New Federal Data Law
• FTC Bans Stalkerware App Company from the Surveillance Business and Orders Company to Delete Any Illegally Collected Information
• UPDATE: Baltimore Bans Private-Sector Use of Facial Recognition Technology
• Swiss DPA Recognizes the New EU Standard Contractual Clauses
• Irish Commissioner Fines WhatsApp €225 Million For GDPR Violations
• South Korean Privacy Regulator Fines Netflix and Facebook
• SEC Charges Investment Advisers and Broker-Dealers with Deficient Cybersecurity Procedures