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Senators Urge Cyber Leaders to Prevent Attacks on the Healthcare Sector
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In “Paper Hearing,” Experts Debate Digital Contact Tracing and Coronavirus Privacy Concerns
The Senate Commerce Committee recently wrapped up a “paper hearing” on big data and the coronavirus pandemic in which lawmakers and private experts weighed how to balance public health efforts against pr... -
Shell Corporations Facilitate Contracting Fraud at the Department of Defense
Contracting fraud at the Department of Defense poses national security risks. Reforming shell corporation beneficial ownership reporting could help address the problem. -
International Air Travel as an Indicator of COVID-19 Economic Recovery
My personal experience may be an instructive indicator of what post-coronavirus economic recovery might look like. -
The House of Representatives Needs an Audit System for Not-In-Person Voting
As the House considers establishing alternatives to in-person voting during the pandemic, it must also provide confidence that a representative’s vote has not been hacked or compromised. -
Election Modifications to Avoid During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Many policy recommendations have been offered to help election officials adequately prepare for the challenge of planning elections during the COVID-19 pandemic. Knowing what not to do is an equally impo... -
COVID-19 Is a Severe Test for Germany’s Postwar Constitution
The coronavirus pandemic tests multiple aspects of the country’s postwar constitutional order: emergency powers, federalism, separation of powers and individual rights. -
COVID-19 Contact Tracing We Can Live With: A Roadmap and Recommendations
Reopening the economy without medical breakthroughs will require, among other things, enhanced contact tracing. Here’s your road map to the issues, and recommendations should there be “app” legislation. -
The Problem With Google and Apple’s COVID-19-Tracking Plan
Google and Apple have released specifications for how to use a mobile phone to track coronavirus infections. But the design leaves out important capabilities. -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: What the Cyberspace Solarium Report Means for the Private Sector
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Understanding Hungary’s Authoritarian Response to the Pandemic
The coronavirus has accelerated a decade-long democratic crisis in Hungary, during which Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has weaponized rhetoric and manufactured outside threats to gradually consolidate his ... -
The Long History of Coercive Health Responses in American Law
Americans are rediscovering the power of federal and state governments to enforce quarantine and isolation in the midst of the pandemic.