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Privacy Law

When Israeli Law Requires a Privacy Impact Assessment

The privacy impact assessment has become a key tool for managing data risk following Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law. This article explains when such an assessment is required and how to build one properly.

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Corporate Law

What Makes a Board Meeting Minute Legally Valid in Israel

A poorly convened meeting or incomplete minutes can undermine the validity of board resolutions at precisely the moment legal certainty is needed most. A practical review of the requirements for convening meetings, documentation, and minute-keeping in an Israeli company.

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Corporate Law

Draft Shareholder Exit Clauses Before You Need Them

BMBY, Drag Along, and Tag Along are contractual mechanisms that prevent shareholder deadlock, but only when drafted carefully and aligned with the company's articles of association. A practical review of these tools, their advantages, and the risks of poor drafting.

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Cyber Security

Penetration Testing Needs a Solid Legal Agreement First

A penetration test conducted without a properly structured legal agreement can expose both the company and the vendor to criminal and civil risk. An overview of the key clauses every technology company should confirm before testing begins.

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Cyber Security

A Ransomware Attack Demands Immediate Legal Action

A ransomware attack forces companies to confront complex legal dilemmas within hours: reporting duties, ransom payment considerations, and crisis management toward customers and regulators. Here is the legal framework every company should understand.

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Internet Law

Platforms Need a Real Takedown Policy for Copyright Complaints

Platforms hosting user-generated content are exposed to copyright infringement claims, even absent a dedicated safe-harbor scheme under Israeli law. This article reviews the principles of liability and the practical mechanism needed to handle takedown complaints.

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Internet Law

Who Bears Liability When a Marketplace Product Is Defective

The marketplace model creates a three-party structure that Israeli legislation was not originally designed for. This article examines how legal liability is divided between platforms and sellers, and what companies should do to reduce exposure.

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Privacy Law

How Long Can Tech Companies Retain Personal User Data

Israel has no uniform retention schedule for personal data, but it does have a binding purpose limitation principle. This article explains what the Privacy Protection Law requires post-Amendment 13, which sector-specific obligations may override it, and how to build a sound retention policy in practice.

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Privacy Law

Why Biometric Data Puts Tech Companies to a Higher Legal Standard

Biometric data is classified as sensitive information under Israeli law, requiring tech companies to maintain high-level security, obtain explicit consent, and meet enhanced reporting duties. A practical guide for companies developing or using biometric identification technology.

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Privacy Law

What Tech Companies Need to Know About Israeli Privacy Law After Amendment 13

A practical guide for technology and SaaS companies operating in Israel after Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law — updated statutory terms, what remains of the registration duty, the data security regulations, appointing a privacy protection officer, transfers abroad and the Authority's enforcement regime.

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