The CCPA has been viewed by most as a the most prominent piece of privacy regulation implemented in the US. It has extrajudicial implementation much like NY State SHIELD Act and the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, beforehand; so even if you don’t have an operation in California, it may apply to your business. The […]
FULL VIDEO OVERVIEW BELOW As of October 2019, the State of New York’s new legislature under Stop Hacks and Improve Electronic Data Security Act, also referred to as SHIELD Act, will broaden the state’s requirements for data breach notifications. Moreover, the Act will require certain businesses to maintain “practical” data security protections. The SHIELD Act […]
Service Level Agreements, also known as SLAs, are service-based commitments between a service provider, or Information Technology Server, and the client, or party procuring the technology. Service Level Agreements are a critical component in ensuring that the information technology services are smooth, seamless transactions. Service Level Agreements, however, need to have a series of critical […]
Intellectual property can be regarded as a form of property ownership that can primarily relate to the creations of the mind. This can include artwork, music, literature, brands and other inventions. Even a small startup business can have intellectual property rights on assets such as its business brand name, company website, photos, videos, or other […]
Technology Licensing is a very broad term but the concept is very simple – under any license, one party, usually the owner or developer, (“Owner/Licensor”) grants another party, the customer or licensee (“Customer/Licensee”), certain specified rights. These rights grant the licensee the legal right to utilize the licensed property in a particular manner (i.e. internal […]
