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• Cloud Computing and the Law: The Basics

  As reflected in the NIST definition of cloud computing, the most appealing aspect of using the cloud is the effective scalability, and therefore elastic cost, of the service.

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• Adobe Releases Security Update for Acrobat Vulnerabilities

  In response to the discovery of a security flaw in Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader, Adobe has released updates to older versions of the popular PDF viewing and editing software. The new updates, which are available as full installation packages rather than patches, should prevent malicious programmers from taking control of users’ machines, according to the company.

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• What Is Blockchain?

  Blockchain technology is set to transform industries and institutions throughout the world. What started as an idea synonymous with Bitcoin, the virtual currency, is now making its way into everything from contract drafting, to election monitoring, to land registry systems.

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• How to Provide Non-Parties With Notice to Preserve Documents

  Sometimes, electronic discovery takes us outside the realm of just the plaintiff and defendant – a third party can also be put on notice to preserve documents for litigation.

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• What Lawyers Need to Know about the General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR)

  Attorneys, who already handle sensitive information about their clients, may find themselves subject to GDPR rules depending on their clientele. As businesses globalize, more law firms will likely need to have these regulations on their radar.

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