Stephen Wu

Stephen Wu is a Shareholder with Silicon Valley Law Group, advising clients on artificial, robotics, and automated transportation compliance, liability, transactions, investigations, security, privacy, and governance matters. He served as 2010–2011 Chair of the American Bar Association Section of Science and Technology Law. He authored A Guide to HIPAA Security and the Law, published by the ABA in 2016. Previously, Wu served as In-House Attorney at VeriSign, Inc., managing the company’s information security policies and procedures, and as Attorney at Jones Day and K&L Gates from 1990 to 1994. He clerked for the Hon. Joseph P. Kinneary, US District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. He holds a JD from Harvard (cum laude) and a BA from the University of Pittsburgh.

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Stephen Wu

Hot Topics in Cyber Law 2021

Artificial Intelligence Security and Privacy Legal Threats and Opportunity

Hot Topics in Cyber-Law 2020

AI and Machine Learning: Managing the Risks of Major Lawsuits

Hot Topics in Cyber-Law 2019

Calculated Risk—How AI is Rewiring Business, Law and Security

Hot Topics In Cyber-Law 2018

Securing the Things with Internet: Law and Technical Issues for IoT

Monetizing Vulnerability Disclosures: Market, Ethical and Legal Considerations

New Legislation Addresses Mobile App Privacy in California

New California Do Not Track Legislation

New Target Data Breach Lawsuits

California’s New “Eraser” Privacy Law Aimed at Protecting Minors

Why Have a Privacy Policy

Update on BYOD and Mobile Device Management Book

Legal Issues in Managing Mobile Devices in the Enterprise

California's New Defense for Medical Data Breach Cases

California Legislation Adds New Employer Records Management Requirements

BYOD and Employee Privacy--Factors to Consider

New Illinois Social Media Privacy Law

New California Social Media Privacy Legislation

New Amendments to the Vermont Breach Notification Law

Smart Cars and eDiscovery

Connecticut Adds AG Reporting to its Breach Notification Law

Social Media Privacy Legislation Update

First Criminal Case in BP Oil Spill Based on Spoliation

New Legislation Would Bar Employers From Asking for Social Media Passwords

Senate Bill Promises to Bolster Critical Infrastructure Protection

Federal Breach Notification Legislative Update

A “Zero Day” Security Breach Lawsuit

The Legal Profession – Still Catching Up with the New Reality

Computer Forensics Goes Beyond eDiscovery

California Beefs Up Its Breach Notification Law

Another Reason to Have a Security Policy – Your Customer Demands It

Apple’s iCloud Will Change How We Do eDiscovery

Nine Days from Sony Security Breach to Class Action Lawsuit

Are Consumers Legally Damaged When a Free Service Fails to Protect Their Personal Information?

New E-Discovery Case Emphasizes Attorney Collaboration

Privacy, Data Security, and eDiscovery Issues Are Spreading to Other Areas of Law

Attorneys Have an Obligation to Clean Up Their Act – And Their Media

Ruling that Data Breach Victims Had Standing to Pursue Claims

FTC Publishes Proposed Privacy Framework for Behavioral Ads

Governor Schwarzenegger Vetoes Proposed A.G. Reporting Requirement for Data Breaches – Again

Login and Password Information Can Be a Trade Secret

Government Proposes Encryption Backdoors

Data Protection and Robotics Liability

Appeals Court Stops Yet Another Risk of Identity Theft Case

Supreme Court Weighs in On Privacy of Workplace Communications

New Jersey Law on Interception of Internet Communications

New Mississippi Breach Notification Law

California Information Security Legislative Update

North Carolina's Amendment to its Breach Notification Law

Missouri's Breach Notification Law

Montana's Amendments to Its Breach Notification Law

Washington's New PCI-Based Card Reissuance Liability Law

Pension Committee Case Changes eDiscovery Landscape

New Information Security Lawsuit -- Why Now?

“Ten Commandments” of eDiscovery

Summary of Selected Encryption Laws

Real Life "Verdict" Movie-Style Case of Spoliation

New Google, Apple, and Other Devices Can Only Mean More Digital Evidence

Qualcomm eDiscovery Dispute - It's Not Over

Can Attorneys and Technology Professionals Work Together?

Disputes About Production of Files in Native Format

Lifelogging Devices May Revolutionize Court Testimony

Google Chrome OS Foreshadows Complete eDiscovery Overhaul

Survey Shows More than Half of US Businesses Are Not Prepared for eDiscovery

Massachusetts Issues Final Data Security Regulations

Amendments to Massachusetts Data Protection Regulations

Alaska Data Protection Law

Connecticut Data Protection Law

New California Electronic Discovery Act

California Health Care Data Protection Law Addresses Worker Snooping

Why the CSO/CISO Should Care About eDiscovery Part -8-

Why the CSO/CISO Should Care About eDiscovery Part -7-

Why the CSO/CISO Should Care About eDiscovery Part -6-

Case Law Update - Spoliation Leads to Terminating Sanctions and Possible Referral to U.S. Attorney

Authentication Requirement for Digital Evidence Admissibility

Why the CSO/CISO Should Care About eDiscovery Part -5-