Blog posts in tag Iowa banking

Different court; different outcome: Whether your cyber-insurance covers your loss depends on a lot of factors

Posted on 10/16/2017 at 10:44 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Commercial Litigation, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

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Different court; different outcome: Whether your cyber-insurance covers your loss depends on a lot of factors

This blog recently covered the outcome of Medidata Solutions, Inc. v. Federal Insurance, where an insured prevailed agai...

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Move over Martha: Hackers might be the new insiders

Posted on 09/21/2017 at 01:19 PM by Laura Wasson

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, Laura Wasson

Tagged As: Bitcoin, blockchain, crytpocurrency, cyber attack, EDGAR, hackers, Iowa banking, Iowa cybersecurity law, SEC, Securities

Move over Martha: Hackers might be the new insiders

This Wednesday, September 20, 2017, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) announced that EDGAR, its...

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Trusting your vendors: The Equifax fallout part 1

Posted on 09/14/2017 at 10:48 AM by Jesse Johnston

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, Jesse Johnston

Tagged As: bankruptcy, banks, computer security, credit reports, cyber security, cyber security attacks, cyber security companies, cyber security information, cyber security program, cyber security research, cyber security risk assessment, cyber security tools, cyber security topics, cyber security training, cybersecurity, cybersecurity law, cybersecurity law firms, cybersecurity risk, data breach, Equifax, hackers, internet banking, internet security, Iowa banking, Iowa cybersecurity law, legal advice, local attorneys, network security, online banking, online security, subcontractors, top cybersecurity companies

Trusting your vendors: The Equifax fallout part 1

Fallout from the Equifax breach is still unfolding. Already there has been a lawsuit filed by consumers, alleging Equifa...

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Are you liable if you infect someone else’s computer?

Posted on 06/30/2017 at 12:24 PM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

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Are you liable if you infect someone else’s computer?

The New York Times recently reported that fraudsters are adapting the old-fashion Ponzi scheme to the ransomware-era.&nb...

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Congressional update: Six new capital formation bills you should know about

Posted on 05/23/2017 at 09:35 AM by Laura Wasson

Categories: Banking Law, Laura Wasson

Tagged As: bankruptcy, banks, crowdfunding, internet banking, Iowa banking, Iowa banking law, legal advice, online banking, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission

Congressional update: Six new capital formation bills you should know about

Congress has been busy this spring introducing various bills that relate to capital formation. Here are the highlights:...

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Not a “fee” or a “fine”: Retailer not liable for all of card-issuing banks’ cyberattack losses, and demonstrates the wisdom of planning ahead

Posted on 01/31/2017 at 01:21 PM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

Tagged As: Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, cyber defense, cyber hygiene, cyber policy, cybersecurity, Iowa banking, Iowa cybersecurity law, Schnucks Markets, Schnucks Markets v First Data Merchant Services

Not a “fee” or a “fine”: Retailer not liable for all of card-issuing banks’ cyberattack losses, and demonstrates the wisdom of planning ahead

The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit recently concluded that a retailer was not liable for all of t...

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New York revises stringent cybersecurity regulations

Posted on 01/17/2017 at 10:32 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

Tagged As: cybersecurity, Iowa banking, Iowa cybersecurity law, New York Department of Financial Services, CISO, nonpublic information

New York revises stringent cybersecurity regulations

This blog has previously covered comprehensive cybersecurity regulations for financial institutions published by the New...

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Will the CFPB stay unconstitutional?

Posted on 11/28/2016 at 09:21 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, John Lande

Tagged As: CFPB, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, Iowa banking, President-Elect Trump, Richard Cordray, Security Exchange Commission, PHH Corp v CFPB, President Trump

Will the CFPB stay unconstitutional?

On October 11, 2016, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled that the CFPB’s structu...

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Unambiguous “Satisfaction of Mortgage” Did Not Release Debtors’ Note

Posted on 11/11/2016 at 04:39 PM by Mollie Pawlosky

Categories: Banking Law, Commercial Litigation, Mollie Pawlosky

Tagged As: Iowa banking, Iowa Commercial Litigation, Iowa Consumer Credit Code, Iowa Court of Appeals, Mountain State Adjustment v Bradley

Unambiguous “Satisfaction of Mortgage” Did Not Release Debtors’ Note

After defaulting on a home equity loan that was secured by a mortgage on their home, the Bradleys paid the mortgage hold...

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Cyber insurance doesn't cover what you might think

Posted on 09/19/2016 at 09:24 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

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Cyber insurance doesn't cover what you might think

This blog has been following a number of lawsuits between insurance companies and their insureds over who is responsible...

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