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DOJ DATA SECURITY

August 26, 2026

Blog

An in-depth analysis of the Department of Justice's newly released frameworks concerning third-party data handlers and compliance standards.

Sarah Jenkins, Esq. Sarah Jenkins, Esq.

PRIVACY

October 18, 2023

The Future of Cross-Border Data Privacy in 2024

How emerging European regulations and domestic state-level privacy acts are converging to create new compliance mandates for global enterprises.

Marcus Vance Marcus Vance

EXPORT CONTROLS

October 11, 2023

Navigating Evolving Export Restrictions on Dual-Use Tech

A comprehensive guide on managing risk under the latest BIS updates and understanding the critical intersection of technology and national security.

Helena Rostova Helena Rostova

All Blog Posts

Healthcare Companies and the DOJ Data Security Program: The Risk in Overseas Vendor Relationships

October 2026 | A.S.H.A. Law Office PLLC Healthcare companies routinely rely on third-party providers for software development, cloud infrastructure, billing, customer support, and data management...

Part 1: New National Security Data Laws Create a New Set of Obligations for U.S. Companies Beyond Privacy Compliance

This is the first in a three-part series distinguishing existing privacy laws from the emerging area of national security data laws. Part Two will examine the real-world threat environment that...

Part 2: Why National Security Data Compliance Is the Next Hot Enforcement Topic

By Asha S Geire (originally published on July 11 2026 via the The Traveling Privacy Lawyer in Substack) This is the second in a three-part series. Part One introduced the two primary national security...

Anonymous Not For Long

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on May 26, 2026) The logic that nameless data is safe data has been the operating assumption of the modern...

AI Was Probably Inevitable. Waiting to Govern It Isn’t.

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 12, 2026)  This week I’ve been thinking about complexity theory, artificial intelligence, and whether AI...

Vibe Coding Is Fun Until You Get Sued

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 22, 2026) This week I’m simultaneously reading The Black Box Society by Frank Pasquale and The...

DOJ Data Security Program

Healthcare Companies and the DOJ Data Security Program: The Risk in Overseas Vendor Relationships

October 2026 | A.S.H.A. Law Office PLLC Healthcare companies routinely rely on third-party providers for software development, cloud infrastructure, billing, customer support, and data management...

Part 1: New National Security Data Laws Create a New Set of Obligations for U.S. Companies Beyond Privacy Compliance

This is the first in a three-part series distinguishing existing privacy laws from the emerging area of national security data laws. Part Two will examine the real-world threat environment that...

CROSS-BORDER DATA

Healthcare Companies and the DOJ Data Security Program: The Risk in Overseas Vendor Relationships

October 2026 | A.S.H.A. Law Office PLLC Healthcare companies routinely rely on third-party providers for software development, cloud infrastructure, billing, customer support, and data management...

Part 1: New National Security Data Laws Create a New Set of Obligations for U.S. Companies Beyond Privacy Compliance

This is the first in a three-part series distinguishing existing privacy laws from the emerging area of national security data laws. Part Two will examine the real-world threat environment that...

Part 2: Why National Security Data Compliance Is the Next Hot Enforcement Topic

By Asha S Geire (originally published on July 11 2026 via the The Traveling Privacy Lawyer in Substack) This is the second in a three-part series. Part One introduced the two primary national security...

Vendor & Supply-Chain Diligence

Healthcare Companies and the DOJ Data Security Program: The Risk in Overseas Vendor Relationships

October 2026 | A.S.H.A. Law Office PLLC Healthcare companies routinely rely on third-party providers for software development, cloud infrastructure, billing, customer support, and data management...

Vibe Coding Is Fun Until You Get Sued

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 22, 2026) This week I’m simultaneously reading The Black Box Society by Frank Pasquale and The...

PRIVACY

Part 1: New National Security Data Laws Create a New Set of Obligations for U.S. Companies Beyond Privacy Compliance

This is the first in a three-part series distinguishing existing privacy laws from the emerging area of national security data laws. Part Two will examine the real-world threat environment that...

Anonymous Not For Long

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on May 26, 2026) The logic that nameless data is safe data has been the operating assumption of the modern...

AI Was Probably Inevitable. Waiting to Govern It Isn’t.

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 12, 2026)  This week I’ve been thinking about complexity theory, artificial intelligence, and whether AI...

Vibe Coding Is Fun Until You Get Sued

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 22, 2026) This week I’m simultaneously reading The Black Box Society by Frank Pasquale and The...

Cybersecurity Legal Preparedness

Vibe Coding Is Fun Until You Get Sued

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 22, 2026) This week I’m simultaneously reading The Black Box Society by Frank Pasquale and The...

EXPORT CONTROL

Vibe Coding Is Fun Until You Get Sued

By Asha Geire (originally published under The Traveling Privacy Lawyer blog on Substack on June 22, 2026) This week I’m simultaneously reading The Black Box Society by Frank Pasquale and The...