Cybersecurity executives can explore three recent data privacy lawsuits to determine whether their organizations are truly compliant with data sharing laws.

National security and cybersecurity lawyer John P. Carlin has been named the new Co-Head of the Cybersecurity & Data Protection practice and as a Partner in Litigation at Paul, Weiss.

Google will pay an $85 million settlement to the State of Arizona for violating the state's Consumer Fraud Act with its location tracking feature.

T-Mobile has agreed to pay $350 million to customers affected by a data breach, in an effort to settle a class action lawsuit. 

Oklahoma County District Judge Don Andrews rejected a request by pro-gun control advocates to toss a law eliminating requirements for most gun owners to undergo a background check or training before carrying a firearm in public.

Employers resolving class-action lawsuits over alleged background check violations paid out a total of $174 million, a news report says. 

 Microsoft has sued a group of hackers who have allegedly stolen millions of dollars from computer users and financial institutions using malware disguised as its Windows software.

A public hospital in Washington state is suing Bank of America to recoup some of the losses from a $1.03 million cyberheist.