Cybersecurity – University of Baltimore Law Review

Not Different, Not the Same: International Humanitarian Law’s Problem with Cyberattacks

*Anastasia Couch I. Introduction On the 175th day of war, the Ukrainian company “Energoatom” reported that Russian hackers launched a three-hour attack on its website.[1] Though the initial attack did not cause significant impact, the attempted assault raised a significant concern because Energoatom is Ukraine’s state nuclear power company.[2] The attack was not directly attributedContinue reading “Not Different, Not the Same: International Humanitarian Law’s Problem with Cyberattacks”

Government Regulation of Cybersecurity Practices

Government Regulation of Cybersecurity Practices: FTC v. Wyndham Worldwide Corp. “You might want to check your [insert business name] account. They’ve been hacked.” Marie Claire Langlois* It is a warning heard far too often. Companies from Target to Sony, from Home Depot to JPMorgan Chase, are all recovering from the malicious attacks of hackers intendingContinue reading “Government Regulation of Cybersecurity Practices”