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Title: Security, Privacy and the Law

Publisher:  kwebb123
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The Louvre is synonymous with cultural excellence. That’s what makes the recent heist of crown jewels—and the subsequent state audit—so jarring. This wasn’t a Hollywood caper. It was a case study in how predictable, preventable security failures accumulate over time when leadership choices systematically favor the visible over the vital....

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42 CFR Part 2: What Changed, Why It Matters, and What to Do Now
On November, 7, 2025, I spoke to the Massachusetts Health Information Management Association about the federal government’s sweeping updates to 42 CFR Part 2—the confidentiali...

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AI notetakers are rapidly becoming staples of corporate meetings—bringing efficiency alongside new questions about confidentiality and compliance. This tip sheet offers practical best practices to harness their benefits while safeguarding sensitive information and reducing legal, privacy, and security risks.
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Anyone who has wrestled with the HIPAA Security Rule’s risk‐analysis requirement knows that the government’s free Security Risk Assessment (“SRA”) Tool can be a practical starting point—particularly for resource-constrained practices that cannot justify a commercial governance-risk-and-compliance platform. Developed jointly by th...

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The Federal Trade Commission has once again reminded the mobile ecosystem that compliance obligations under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”) do not stop at an app developer’s door. In a recent enforcement action, the Commission href="https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2025/09/using-third-partys-software-you...

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