For your reference in case you missed them the first time around, here is a recap of some of the most well-read cybersecurity-related posts on JD Supra during the second half of July 2015:

1. The SEC’s Investment Management Division Has Some Things to Tell You about Cybersecurity - by David Smyth at Brooks Pierce
2. Is a Uniform Federal Data Breach Law Really Necessary? - by Paul Kiehl at LeClairRyan
3. FTC's New Consumer Data Security Guidance Offers Businesses Practical Tips - by Kenneth Florin, Ieuan Jolly, and James Taylor at Loeb & Loeb
4. FBI Warns of Continued Use of Cryptowall Ransomware Schemes - by Linn Freedman at Robinson+Cole
5. Russian Government Considering Delaying Data Localization Law  - by attorneys at King & Spalding
6. Cyber Liability Insurance – Does Your Retail Business Need It? - by Nancy Davids and Victoria Ippolito at Goulston & Storrs
7. Data Breach Decisions Setting A Higher Threshold For Standing For Plaintiffs Do Not Mean Businesses Are Off The Hook - by Cynthia A. Augello and Cecilia Ehresmen at Cullen and Dykman
8. State Breach Notification Laws – Updates From the 2015 Legislative Sessions, 6 Action Steps for Companies - Michelle Anderson and Jim Halpert at DLA Piper
9. Use of File-Sharing Service Leads To $218,400 Fine For HIPAA Violations - by Eric Packel at BakerHostetler
10. Hacking Your Rivals – Corporate Espionage in Major League Baseball - by Roland Chang and Elizabeth Howard at Orrick Trade Secrets Group

Bonus items:

- With No Federal Law in Sight, States Continue to Refine Their Own Data Privacy Laws - by David Quinn Gacioch and Bridget O'Connell at McDermott Will & Emery

- FBI Warns of Continued Use of Cryptowall Ransomware Schemes - by Linn Freedman at Robinson+Cole

- Actions Foreshadow Uniform Cybersecurity Regulations for Federal Contractors... - by Mary E. Bosco at Holland & Knight

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