On The Horizon: Emerging Regulatory And Legislative Trends In Data Privacy & Cybersecurity (Video) – Cybersecurity
Publish Date: 2026-03-11 05:30:00
Source Domain: www.mondaq.com
Amy Mushahwar’s articles from Lowenstein Sandler are most popular:
- in United States
- with readers working within the Pharmaceuticals & BioTech industries
AI is reshaping product development and the regulatory
landscape, and the pace of change is accelerating. In this episode
of the Cybersecurity Awareness Series, Amy S. Mushahwar and Kathleen A. McGee discuss the rapid expansion
of state AI and privacy laws, evolving breach notification
obligations, and heightened scrutiny around model integrity,
safety, and ethical use. From algorithmic regulation to concerns
about hallucinations and data contamination, today’s risks
extend far beyond traditional compliance.
Speakers:
- Amy S. Mushahwar, Partner,
Chair, Data Privacy, Security, Safety & Risk
Management - Kathleen A. McGee, Partner,
Data Privacy, Security, Safety & Risk
Management, White Collar
READ THE TRANSCRIPT
Kathleen A. McGee: So, AI is obviously a huge
issue for our clients, both in terms of product development and
also in the regulatory landscape. It is a very popular subject for
state laws that are being rolled out across the
country—usually consumer facing, but algorithmic use and AI,
SAS product-oriented regulations are starting to blossom throughout
the state landscape.
Amy S. Mushahwar: We are having privacy
statutes creep and crawl across the country, just like data breach
statutes did now 20 years ago, starting with the first California
data breach statute.
So, we are seeing an escalation of the amount of data
laws—AI, data disposal, still granular breach and more breach
obligations and more breach subject data—and the scary thing
for our clients is many of these laws require notification and
notification on a stepped-up timetable.
What is fascinating for me is the fact that we have moved…
