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The Supreme Court of Cassation accuses PGP encryption and WhatsApp chats.

Posted on 1 Sep 20181 Sep 2018 by Fulvio Sarzana

The use of modern technologies to circumvent wiretapping devices is increasingly becoming a feature of criminal proceedings. The use of PGP (pretty good privacy) encryption software and the use of WhatsApp chats are being indicted in a proceeding concluded on August 30, 2018, before the Supreme Court of Cassation, which involved challenging an order from the Naples Court of Liberty. Read more about The Supreme Court of Cassation accuses PGP encryption and WhatsApp chats.[…]

Blockchain and artificial intelligence legal aspects

Posted on 10 Jul 2018 by Fulvio Sarzana

What laws currently govern blockchain technology? What rules apply to these new worlds? Here's a presentation by Fulvio Sarzana, lawyer at the Sarzana Law Firm and associate professor of digital society law. During the Intelligence Collettiva conference, he attempted to help us understand the regulatory framework for technologies like blockchain. #IntelligenceCollettiva #SicurezzaPartecipata Read more about Blockchain and artificial intelligence legal aspects[…]

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#5g, Blockchain and #GDPR; the challenges of regulation

Posted on 11 Jun 2018 by Fulvio Sarzana

National Conference #5g, Blockchain and #GDPR, the Challenges of Regulation. June 15, 2018, 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM Rome Events – Piazza di Spagna, Via Aliberti 5/a. Program: 9:30 AM – Registration of Participants. Introductory remarks by ASSOPROVIDER National President Dino Bortolotto. Moderator: Fulvio Sarzana di S.Ippolito; Lawyer, Associate Professor of Digital Administration Law. Read more about #5g, Blockchain and #GDPR; the challenges of regulation[…]

Doubts about the decree adapting to #GDPR

Posted on 16 May 2018 by Fulvio Sarzana

Il Fatto Quotidiano interviewed Fulvio Sarzana, of the Sarzana e Associati law firm, on the decree to adapt to the European regulation on privacy #gdpr. Some doubts have emerged on the decriminalization of non-profit-related crimes and on the impacts that these regulatory choices may have on ongoing trials (or on possible proceedings relating to the Read more about Doubts about the decree adapting to #GDPR[…]

Financial and tax crimes: the Court of Cassation explains the procedures for computer seizures and searches.

Posted on 7 Jul 201721 Sep 2017 by Fulvio Sarzana

In a ruling dated early July 2017, the Supreme Court of Cassation ruled on the validity of searches and seizures of computers and IT equipment in cases of tax crimes. The case involved three individuals charged with criminal conspiracy to commit financial crimes and issuing invoices for non-existent transactions. The Public Prosecutor had Read more about Financial and tax crimes: the Court of Cassation explains the procedures for computer seizures and searches.[…]

Computer Crimes: An employee who deletes email data after leaving work is not liable.

Posted on 5 Oct 201612 Oct 2016 by Fulvio Sarzana

The issue of the use of IT and telematic tools by employees of companies or public entities continues to generate legal proceedings, particularly regarding employees' email accounts. This is the context of the singular ruling by the Second Section of the Criminal Court of Cassation on the deletion of content. Read more about Computer Crimes: An employee who deletes email data after leaving work is not liable.[…]