Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2019January 01, 2019 EDT
Caught in the Cyber Crosshairs: What Can Higher Ed Do to Manage Data Security Breaches and Privacy Losses?
Caught in the Cyber Crosshairs: What Can Higher Ed Do to Manage Data Security Breaches and Privacy Losses?
Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2019
Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2019
- Incarceration Exploring the psychological effects of long-term confinement and how technology has impacted the current conditions of our prisonsJulia Kosineski
- Investigation & Litigation: How Agencies’ Use of Surveillance Technologies, Including Wire-tapping, Impact Current Criminal Investigation and How the Use of DNA Has Propelled the Criminal Justice System Into the 21st CenturyKimberley F. WallaceStephen P. HoganEric GalarneauMichael DeyoJennifer M. AssiniMelissa Breger
- KeynoteJoseph Giarratano
- Attack of the Superbugs: The Law & Medicine of Antibiotic ResistanceMeiring de Villiers
- Caught in the Cyber Crosshairs: What Can Higher Ed Do to Manage Data Security Breaches and Privacy Losses?Ken Goldstein
- a Tough [Digital] Pill to SwallowAlexa Nagy
- Music Management Copyright on Blockchain: Advantages and ChallengesTran Ngoc Linh Tam
- Inside the Mind's Eye: An International Perspective on Data Privacy Law in the Age of Brain-Machine InterfacesAnastasia Greenberg
- Civil Society & Civil Justice: Teaching with Technology to Close the Justice Gap for Non-Profit OrganizationsJulia KosineskAlexandria DecaturRaymond H. Brescia
- HEADS OR THALES? A COMPARATIVE MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT’S THALES DECISIONJohn BurkeTyler Train
Ken Goldstein, Caught in the Cyber Crosshairs: What Can Higher Ed Do to Manage Data Security Breaches and Privacy Losses?, 29 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. (2019).