ZwillGen

Ken Dreifach is quoted in Bloomberg Technology about Harvard professor and “part internet sleuth,” Benjamin Edelman

“Marc Zwillinger, a former Justice lawyer who represents tech firms on cyber issues, said both judges’ decisions to allow Klayman and the ACLU to sue the government likely opens the door for more legal actions against the NSA. The Obama administration, he said, may have aided in that process by declassifying reams of secret judicial orders on surveillance in response to leaks of NSA documents by former agency contractor Edward Snowden.”

Ken Dreifach is featured in a Law360 article about Poker as a “Game of Skill” rather than illegal gambling.

See Ken featured in this DMA blog entry where he shares insights on the importance of self-regulation, and on how data governance ‘Best Practices’ can provide vendors, platforms and service providers with real competitive advantages.

In an ABC News interview, Marc Zwillinger comments on credit reporting agency Equifax’s confirmed breach and the theft of financial information.

In an interview with Brian Todd on The Situation Room, Marc Zwillinger offers advice on how to protect ourselves from such financial hacking, or “doxing.”

Marc Zwillinger gives insight after the suicide of internet pioneer Aaron Swartz prompts an emotional debate over federal prosecution.

Marc Zwillinger comments on the use and risks of cyber weapons in war, how cyber attacks fit with the rules of engagement and the roles that cyber weapons will play in the future of warfare.

Washington Post highlights ZG’s Ken Dreifach on how Big law grows bigger with big data and his move from Rapleaf to ZwillGen.

Marc Zwillinger quoted in Cybercrime ‘much bigger than Al Qaeda’ article with other security experts confirming concern outlined by DHS Secretary in recent speech.