Ontario Court Of Appeal Finds Insurance Coverage Does Not Apply To Cyber Hack

Working Remotely during COVID-19 and its Privacy Risks

COVID-19 & Cybersecurity Risks

Phishing 101: What is Phishing?

Is Zoom Doomed?

Managing the Risks of Cybersecurity Breaches

Big Data, Privacy and the GDPR

When I attended the Institute for the Future of Law Practice boot camp in May 2018 in Chicago, Professor Matthew Kugler from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law gave a lecture on cybersecurity, explaining how big data companies are turning humans into business products. In this information age, we are creating a breadcrumb trail of information about who we […]

Hacking the Sacrosanct Lawyer-Client Privilege

We have swiftly transitioned into a digital age and it seems as if information could be the new weapon of mass destruction. Cybercriminals have long realised just how valuable information can be and have been launching missiles at an unprecedented rate, resulting in copious causalities of information security breaches. Earlier this year, CNN reported that […]

Can Legislation Restrain the Looming ‘Beast’ of Artificial Intelligence?

Amidst the unprecedented number of cyber-attacks in recent years, we have quickly transitioned into an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Era in which Intel predicts more than 200 billion Internet enabled devices by 2020. The use of Big Data to fuel AI development has brought about groundbreaking innovations that will impact virtually every aspect of human lives. […]

IP Osgoode Speaks Series Video: Prof. Frank Pasquale on "A Rule of Persons, Not Machines"

IP Osgoode would like to thank everyone who attended Prof. Frank Pasquale's lecture entitled, “A Rule of Persons, Not Machines”, on March 24, 2017 at Osgoode Hall Law School.  The video of the lecture is available here.