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. Some of these providers operate overseas or employ personnel outside the United States. While these arrangements can reduce costs and improve efficiency, they may also create compliance obligations under the […]
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 motivated these regulations. Part Three will outline practical steps organizations can take to assess and address their exposure. By Asha S. Geire (originally published via […]
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 data frameworks currently in force — the DOJ’s Data Security Program and the Protecting Americans’ Data from Foreign Adversaries Act — […]