Glad to be quoted by Bloomberg's Editorial Board on How To Stop Ransomware. Public interest in combatting cybercrime is at an all time high. It Will Not Last. Let's fund a permanent unit within DOJ focused on long term, proactive investigations. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

Misleading headline by The New York Times falsely suggesting that AAG Demers resigned because of the leak investigations controversy, whereas the article admits that John planned to leave by summer long before the leak stories broke. Fix the headline. nytimes.com/2021/06/14/us/…

Huge win for DOJ in prosecution of prominent "crypting" service that hide malware from AV software. Cases against cybercrime-as-a-service groups are hard to distill in a headline, but they can deal systemic blows to the cybercrime ecosystem. justice.gov/opa/pr/russian…

Catch me live tomorrow at 10:30am on CNBC's Squawk on the Street. We'll be talking about what the Didi data security review portends for Chinese tech regulation and the recent Biden EO on competition. #datasecurity #tech #cybersecurity

Great talk this morning with the Squawk on the Street crew on China's tech crackdown cnb.cx/3B2lmDQ

Partner Kellen Dwyer is quoted in The Wall Street Journal on the recent #DOJ policy change on issuing legal process related to press communications. ow.ly/SjKD50FAHc4

I spoke to the WSJ about the Microsoft Exchange hack. My (speculative) theory is that the administration may have forgone sanctions out of fear of alienating the fragile international coalition it had assembled to condemn China for the hack. wsj.com/articles/biden…

Watch partner Kellen Dwyer on BBC News (World) discussing spyware surveillance claims and recent state-sponsored attacks. #cybersecurity #hacking #cybercrime ow.ly/Rw0p30rOGvP

Partner and former assistant U.S. attorney Kellen Dwyer writes in the The Wall Street Journal about the need for the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute #ransomware attacks in the same way it confronted organized crime in the 1960s and terrorists after Sept. 11. ow.ly/n29C50G6fxu

In The Wall Street Journal, partner Kellen Dwyer comments on how the #DOJ will use powers under the #FalseClaimsAct to require #federalcontractors to comply with cybersecurity standards and disclose #cybersecurity breaches. (Subscription required). ow.ly/bYx050GnPC9

Commenting on the #ElizabethHolmes trial, Alston & Bird partner and former DOJ prosecutor Kellen Dwyer notes where prosecutors may have misstepped and why their cross-examination may have been less effective than they'd hoped. #Theranos ow.ly/GqWG50HcCbb

Partner Kellen Dwyer comments on the #cybersecurity implications of the scheduled arraignment of Russian businessman Vladislav Klyushin, extradited to the U.S. to face charges of insider trading tied to #cyberhacking. ow.ly/WwVz50HnMQw

Partner Kellen Dwyer comments on the prospects for victims to get restitution following the #Bitfinex #bitcoin money-laundering arrests in Olga Kharif's Bloomberg @Business article published by the @LATimes. #cybercrime ow.ly/h8w250HRXus

In the The Wall Street Journal, partner Kellen Dwyer, who oversaw leak investigations as a national security prosecutor, provides insights on what it would take to run an effective investigation into the #SCOTUS #RoeVWade draft opinion leak. ow.ly/gZji50J0umX

Writing in Lawfare partners Kellen Dwyer and Kim Peretti examine the growing trend of companies using affirmative #litigation under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to fight back against hackers. #cybercrime ow.ly/f6oH50J9b95

We’re proud to work with Attorney General Paxton to protect #Texas children from online predators. law360.com/technology/art… David Johnson, Brandon Smith, Mark Pinkert, Kellen Dwyer and Jonathan Lienhard -- part of the firm's overall #StateAG practice. #Roblox Law360