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It’s a well-worn saying that the rules often lags behind technology. It makes sense. The old track about the steps involved in making a bill into law and how much it can take resonates with everyone. By the time the phrase” a president signing everything into law” is said, technology has either evolved into something even more cutting edge or been replaced by a more up-to-date, brighter toys.
Some states have previously taken the lead in trying to protect consumer statistics when it comes to data security and protection. However, in these politically volatile times, anticipating or hoping that the federal government will follow suit seems about as good as observing pigs fly. What was once merely a lag has the ability to become a gulf when new innovative forms of technology are introduced, such as conceptual artificial intelligence.
Benjamin Mishkin, a part of CozenO’Connor’s technology privacy and data security exercise group, talks with Victor Li from the ABA Journal about what the regulation landscape looks like regarding data protection and privacy and what we can and can’t expect in the near future in this episode of the Legal Rebels Podcast.
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Benjamin Mishkin
Benjamin Mishkin’s training area focuses on technology and data privacy, according to CozenO’Connor’s technology privacy and data protection practice group. He advises consumers in difficult information purchases, program agreements and intellectual property issues. Mishkin is well-versed in data use and data license agreements governing the transfer of personal data, including private information from California that is protected by the California Consumer Privacy Act, personal information from Europe that is protected by the General Data Protection Regulation, health information that is protected by HIPAA, and other sensitive data types. He collaborates with clients to ensure that stringent cybersecurity standards apply to sensitive data protection.