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Best Practices on how to approach investors during Covid-19
21.09.20|Liron RoseAs the cliché says, this is exactly the right time for the best to prove how great they really are and to rise above all odds
Who is Watching Our Backs With Unprecedented Growth in Online Consumption?
24.05.20|Or LenchnerWebsites are in dire need of transparency, especially now when our digital lifeline seems to have taken center stage and is here to stay
Zoom Seders May Bring Unwanted Guests to Your Passover Dinner Table
08.04.20|Dov GreenbaumDuring the coronavirus global lockdown, hundreds of millions of online meetings—including private and familial gatherings—happen on Zoom’s platform every day. With them, come great privacy and legal concerns
How to Engage with CISOs During the Covid-19 Era
06.04.20|John Brennan, Partner at YL VenturesWhile we remain optimistic about the industry's long term viability in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, it’s clear that in the short term, we must reevaluate how we operate under the present conditions
Let's Mask, and Unmask the Power of Science
02.04.20|Yuri MilnerIt may not seem like it, but throughout our ancient war with viruses, humanity has the upper hand
In These Trying Times, Piracy Can Be Used for Good
27.03.20|Dov GreenbaumOne silver lining in the dark cloud named Covid-19: people are harnessing the power of 3D printing to manufacture well needed, often expensive and hard-to-find, medical supplies
Dark Web—Committing Crimes to Catch Criminals
17.02.20|Avraham Chaim SchneiderThe legally gray areas of the dark web could serve as the extremes that help to define the less convoluted areas of cyber law many local and international governing bodies are currently grappling with
To Seek Out New Life and New Deadly Viruses
14.02.20|Dov GreenbaumIf life does exist beyond Earth then there is a possibility that seeking it could introduce novel contagions far worse than coronavirus
Will AI Ever Win a Golden Globe?
17.01.20|Dov GreenbaumWhile artificial intelligence can write anything from code to screenplays and fake news, it seems only humans can be considered authors. Thus, they are also the only ones held liable for spreading misleading false content
From the U.S. Army to Marriage in Israel: the Legal Status of DNA Testing Kits
10.01.20|Dov GreenbaumGenetic testing has always been somewhat controversial, raising privacy concerns as well as potentially damaging psychological and legal effects
The Right Climate for Investments With a Positive Impact
02.01.20|Eytan StibbeEytan Stibbe, founding partner at impact investment fund Vital Capital, writes about how business leaders should be a force for positive change
AI, War, and Hanukkah
27.12.19|Dov GreenbaumTechnology has been a significant part of warfare since at least the ancient Greeks. Now, artificial intelligence is making its mark on modern war
Dating, Doping, and Baby Yoda: DNA Research Opens Up New Doors
20.12.19|Dov GreenbaumDNA has been proven effective in crime-fighting and injury prevention; researchers are now expanding its potential beyond the realms of biological life forms
Villains and Vigilantes—Citizens of the Dark Web
12.12.19|Ariel Yosefi and Avraham Chaim Schneider In the popular consciousness, the dark web is mostly known as the meeting place of terrorists and extortionist hackers. While there are other, less malicious players afoot, corporations and organizations need to know the real dangers and how to protect against them. Part two of two
Villains and Vigilantes—Mapping the Dark Web
12.12.19|Ariel Yosefi and Avraham Chaim Schneider In the popular consciousness, the dark web is mostly known as the meeting place of terrorists and extortionist hackers. While there are other, less malicious players afoot, corporations and organizations need to know the real dangers and how to protect against them. Part one of two
A Gamer, a Geneticist, and an Employment Law Attorney Walk Into an NCAA Football Game
08.11.19|Dov GreenbaumStudent-athletes are not paid and do not fall within the employee-employer rubric. This means their DNA data is not protected by privacy-related labor laws
Deepfakes Are Good for More Than Just Manipulating Voters
17.09.19|Dov GreenbaumWith Israel's general election taking place Tuesday, researcher Dov Greenbaum outlines the dangers, consequences, and potential legitimate uses of deepfakes
Shared E-Scooter Users Risk not Just Injury but Also Their Privacy
23.08.19|Dov GreenbaumRegulators around the world who attempt to limit the shared micro-mobility industry have accidents in mind, but what they should really be keeping their eyes on is how companies use and safeguard the private user data they collect
Of Sharks and Nuclear Power Plants
09.08.19|Dov GreenbaumResearcher Dov Greenbaum examines what nuclear scientists can learn from the Discovery Channel's Shark Week when it comes to changing public perception of their field of research
When ET Calls, Who Should Pick Up the Phone?
07.06.19|Dov GreenbaumBillions of dollars are invested in attempts to contact extraterrestrial life, but legislation is still lagging. The law needs to determine who should respond to alien attempts to contact earth, and how

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