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Post A Total Of 3 Substantive Responses Over 2 Separate Days For Full

Post a total of 3 substantive responses over 2 separate days for full participation. This includes your initial post and 2 replies to other students. Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: In what ways has the internet and modern technology increased the potential for business tort and criminal liability? In what ways has the internet decreased these risks to businesses? 1 Response - 175 words 2 Replies – 175 words

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The advent of the internet and modern technology has significantly transformed the landscape of business operations, amplifying both potential liabilities and avenues for risk mitigation. On one hand, these technological advancements have increased the potential for business tort and criminal liability through various mechanisms. For instance, with the proliferation of digital data, businesses are more susceptible to issues related to data breaches, privacy violations, and intellectual property infringement. Companies that fail to implement adequate cybersecurity measures may face lawsuits for negligence or violations of data protection laws such as GDPR or CCPA. Additionally, the ease of online communication facilitates defamation, false advertising, and cyberbullying, which can lead to tort claims. Furthermore, criminal liabilities can arise from hacking activities, fraud, and securities violations conducted via online platforms. On the other hand, modern technology also provides tools that help reduce these risks. Enhanced cybersecurity protocols, encryption, and real-time monitoring allow businesses to safeguard sensitive information more effectively. Legal compliance software and AI-driven risk assessment tools aid companies in adhering to regulatory standards and detecting unlawful activities early. Overall, while the internet inherently increases certain risks, it also offers robust solutions that help mitigate potential liabilities, fostering a safer digital environment for businesses.

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