October 29, 2010 12:20 PM | Posted by Roy Hadley |
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The GC of Microsoft and the GC of Google were recently interviewed at the Association of Corporate Counsel annual meeting earlier this week in Arizona. While presented to an audience of lawyers, the discussion was a very interesting take on the future of technology, information security and privacy. You can see a video replay on the ACC website here: http://www.acc.com/education/tuesday-lunch.cfm.
One of the main takeaways from the discussion is that how companies create, store, share and protect information is evolving and companies need to be prepared for these changes. The legal and regulatory issues can be very complex and individuals and businesses need to have the resources in place to understand their potential impact.
The discussion lasts almost 50 minutes but is very interesting and worth watching. read more
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October 28, 2010 4:15 PM | Posted by Roy Hadley and John Watkins |
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Roy Hadley and John Watkins, in our Atlanta office, recently penned the article, "The Legal Issues Are Somewhat Cloudy in the Cloud: A Primer for Lawyers on Cloud Computing," for the 2010 Journal of the Georgia Bar's Technology Law Section. In the article, which was written for an attorney audience, Roy and John provide an introduction to the cloud computing landscape, spotlight basic legal issues attorneys should consider and highlight a few additional key areas that are sometimes overlooked. To download a PDF of Roy and John's article, click here. We invite your comments and viewpoints! read more
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October 18, 2010 10:11 AM | Posted by Roy Hadley and John Watkins |
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Welcome to the Barnes & Thornburg LLP Cloud Computing and Cyber Security blog. Our goal is to make our blog both informative and topical for you. Our team has many years of experience helping clients navigate the complex issues surrounding cloud computing and cyber security and we hope that our posts will be helpful to you or to your business.
We will endeavor to bring you the latest thoughts and information from our lawyers and from around the cloud. However, nothing posted by us or others on this blog should be considered legal advice and, of course, you should always consult an attorney before making your individual legal decisions.
We hope you enjoy the blog and welcome your feedback! read more
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