Even though it’s been over ten years since I sat down to write “Exploring Legal Issues at High Altitudes: The Law in the Cloud”, legal issues in cloud computing remain a popular topic of discussion. The legal issues haven’t changed much since my article was published...
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International Standard for Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Companies using or developing AI should know that, on May 21, 2019, the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) Council adopted The Recommendation on Artificial Intelligence (AI). The Recommendation on AI is an intergovernmental standard aiming...
5 Things Businesses Are Getting Wrong About Privacy
“We can address privacy later.” This approach can cost you more money than it will save you for several reasons. One big reason not put off privacy until later are that the FTC is cracking down on businesses as small as solo operations for inadequate data privacy...
Deciding To Be Noncompliant With Data Privacy Law
With so many data privacy laws being proposed, enacted, and amended, how does a company comply? Data privacy lawyers spend their time analyzing this developing, “grey” area of law in effort to help companies who struggle with this question. Ultimately, many companies...
Caution Against Cybersecurity Without Data Privacy
The Conundrum I’ve noticed an interesting conundrum: cybersecurity programs operating without consulting a privacy attorney. When I first realized that cybersecurity was being implemented without consulting a privacy attorney, I thought, “how?” and “why?” How would...
Lisa M. Angelo
I’m an attorney who works with companies building and using technology responsibly. Over the years, I’ve seen a persistent disconnect between legal frameworks and how technology is actually designed and deployed. My work (and this blog) is about closing that gap.
Here, I write about privacy, cybersecurity, AI governance, and other legal issues that arise where technology and the law intersect.