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Held to ransom in the digital age - what can financial institutions do? Recent research has shown that ransomware is not going away. In fact, researchers have warned that the type of cyber-attack in which access to critical systems, information and/or services is withheld until a ransom is paid to the attacker is becoming... The death of email One of the biggest pain points for our lawyers is the vast number of emails they receive in any one day . Many legal tech tools we see look to do away with unnecessary emails - just one sign that the end of the email may be in sight. But as the article... Ransomware: should you pay? With recent research showing that the threat of large GDPR fines is encouraging UK IT directors to pay cyber ransoms (as reported in ComputerWeekly), and cyber attacks regularly hitting the headlines, it is hard for organisations to know how to respond to... The dark side of IoT One industry where the Internet of Things (IoT) has really taken hold is Healthcare. The advances that have been made in recent years are staggering - we now live in a world where healthcare is moving from reactive to proactive and data from wearables,... Natalie Donovan Natalie Donovan is a PSL Counsel for the Tech Group and Cyber practices. Natalie also manages the Lens Blog Slaughter and May achieves ISO27001 certification for its information security management system On 30th March 2017 the firm achieved its ISO27001 certification for its information security management system. The scope of the certification covers the firm’s entire practice in London and Brussels. This certification complements the firm’s UK... How does the National Security and Investment Act affect AI? The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (the “NSIA”), sees the UK Government having the power to scrutinise and potentially intervene in corporate transactions which raise national security concerns. AI is classified as a “high risk” sector under... Reinventing the 9-5 - Working from... where? And when? The legal restrictions preventing us from attending the workplace unless it is not “reasonably possible” to work from home no longer apply. Instead, we now have legal restrictions on gatherings, unless these are “reasonably necessary” for work purposes.... The Lens Newsletter - July 2024 A selection of our latest blogs on all things digital from our experts and thought leaders here at Slaughter and May. Good Governance around AI – what does it require? As AI adoption increases, and new AI laws, regulation and guidance are published,... The Lens Newsletter - October 2024 A selection of our latest blogs on all things digital from our experts and thought leaders here at Slaughter and May. AT&T v Broadcom VMware – are you ready for renewal? In the latest move in an interesting (and now very public) dispute, Broadcom has...