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The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative works to combat online abuse and advance a future where law, policy, and technology align to end image-based sexual abuse and protect civil rights. During our Cybersecurity & Privacy Law Summit, Jason Kravitz and Jenny Holmes spoke with CCRI President and Legislative & Tech Policy Director Mary Anne Franks about the organization’s mission, why our firm supports this effort, and how legal professionals can help drive meaningful change. Watch the full conversation now and learn how you can get involved.

Consumers are more informed than ever about how their data is collected and monetized, and they expect companies to respect and protect their personal information. Jenny Holmes highlights why transparency and accountability in data practices are essential for building trust and mitigating risk. Explore these insights and more in a fireside conversation with Jenny, Jason Kravitz, Mary Anne Franks, and Jessica Silbey as they discuss the trends shaping cybersecurity and privacy law.

Companies must prioritize educating employees on data privacy and cyber incident prevention, says Jason Kravitz, noting this will become even more critical as we head into 2026. This was just one of the many cybersecurity and privacy law trends Jason explores with Jenny Holmes, Mary Anne Franks, and Jessica Silbey during our Cybersecurity & Privacy Summit. Watch their full conversation now!

Before engaging in web scraping activity, it is critical for businesses to evaluate restrictions for targeted websites and assess possible legal exposure for scraping activities. While some web scraping is commonplace, Jason Kunze says it can lead to litigation if approached haphazardly. Join Jason for a discussion about common web scraping pitfalls. https://lnkd.in/gbzzixSw

US companies, regardless of industry or size, face a growing risk of lawsuits related to online tracking technologies. This kind of litigation is invasive, costly, and could have major implications for an organization’s reputation. Watch now as Stacy Boven discusses how tracking technology litigation is evolving and what organizations can do right now to prevent legal action.