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Brian Devine

  • User Experience Designer, Level Five Solutions
As seen in: Medscape, Law360, Hot Rod Magazine, JD Supra, Craft Beer, Beer Advocate, All About Beer Magazine, Supply Chain Brain
Beer and travel writer/designer. Full time traveler seeking out great local beer via RV. One half of @theroamingpint
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Middle East Conflict Raises Risks to Undersea Fiber Optic Cables and Digital Connectivity

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By Brian Devine
| crisis24.com
Key Judgments Maritime insecurity in the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz is increasing the likelihood that routine cable faults will be harder to repair and more disruptive across interregional data routes. The most likely near-term impact of the conflict is delayed maintenance, slower repair access, and heavier traffic rerouting rather than immediate region-wide communications failure.
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Public-Private Partnerships at Scale: Coordinating with Authorities at Global Sporting Events

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By Brian Devine
| crisis24.com
Major international sporting events place extraordinary demands on both public and private stakeholders. When an event spans multiple countries, dozens of host cities, and several layers of government authority, traditional security and risk models are no longer sufficient.
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Notable Insider Trading Decision Remanded by Supreme Court in Light ‎of Bridgegate Ruling | JD Supra

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By Brian Devine, Madison Keller
| JD Supra
On December 30, 2019, the Second Circuit issued a ruling in U.S. v. Blaszczak, 947 F.3d ‎‎19 (2d Cir. 2019). In Blaszczak, a former Medicare official gave tips to analysts on changes to ‎government reimbursement rates that he received from former government colleagues. The ‎Second Circuit held that the government had a proprietary right to keep the rates confidential ‎and, thus, this non-public information could be considered “property” under the Title 18 ‎securities and wire fraud statutes.
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