7, 2017), -cyberattack.html Tara Siegel Bernard & Stacey Cowley, Equifax Breach Caused by Lone EmployeeвЂ™s Error, Former C.E.O. Tara Siegel Bernard et al., Equifax Says Cyberattack May Have Aп¬Ђected 143 Million in the U.S., N.Y. 614 This Essay reп¬‚ects developments through December 2017, when it was substantively п¬Ѓnalized for publication. The recent breach of the credit-monitoring agency Equifax implicated the social security numbers, birth dates, and personal information of more than 140 million Americans.1 Given the richness and sensitivity of this intensely personal data, this breach may be вЂњamong * 1. By designating what this Essay terms data conп¬Ѓdants as a limited form of information п¬Ѓduciary, courts can reinvigorate the tort of breach of conп¬Ѓdence as a remedy for aggrieved consumers. Rather than rely on statutory claims or the privacy torts to protect consumer data, this Essay suggests that courts should recognize how contemporary transactions implicate п¬Ѓduciary-like relationships of trust. State common law provides a path forward.

Meanwhile, individuals are leпїЅ, at best, in a state of data insecurity and, at worst, in a compromised economic situation. Data breaches continue to roil the headlines, yet regulation and legislation are unlikely to provide a timely solution to protect consumers. THE YALE LAW JOURNAL FORUM JANUBeyond the Privacy Torts: Reinvigorating a Common Law Approach for Data Breaches* Alicia Solow-Niederman abstract. Cybersecurity: The Continuing Evolution of Insurance and Ethics. Journal of Internet Commerce, 13, 177-193. Privacy Concerns Associated with Smartphone Use. Beyond the Privacy Torts: Reinvigorating a Common Law Approach for Data Breaches. Journal of National Security Law & Policy, 4(119), 119-137.

Cybersecurity and Freedom on the Internet. Ethical and Social Aspects of Self-Driving Cars. Holstein, T., Dodig-Crnkovic, G., & Pelliccione, P. AI & Privacy Engineering with Michelle Dennedy (Cisco) and David Bray (FCC) (#229). eHealth in the Future of Medications Management: Personalisation, Monitoring and Aherence. LSTD517 Legal And Ethical Issues Of Cybersecurity And Civil LawД¬ar, J., Tan, W. As you do so, please be sure to apply facts, relevant procedures (legal, ethical and/or technical), as well as the concepts that you believe link all of these concepts together. In a minimum of 550 words, predict how present day legal and ethical concerns associated with cybersecurity may apply to possible insurance claims within the foreseeable future.

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