Andrew Rossow, Esq. | Source | Cyber Law & Digital Media Attorney at Rossow Law LLC
Andrew Rossow, Esq.
Andrew Rossow, Esq. is a cyberspace and digital media attorney specializing in consumer privacy, ethical AI, reputation management and content moderation. Based in Austin, Texas, he practices remotely while licensed in Ohio. He has written extensively for Law360, Bloomberg Law, Forbes, Cyber Defense Magazine, and CSQ Magazine.
Andrew first gained national recognition in legal scholarship with his groundbreaking thesis "Gotta Catch…A Lawsuit?," which examined augmented reality gaming law and earned acclaim from Harvard, Purdue, and Deloitte. The work remains widely cited and established him as a forward-thinking voice in emerging technology law.
A graduate of the University of Dayton School of Law and Hofstra University, Andrew has contributed to Ohio's cybersecurity legislation and has been invited to participate in White House initiatives focused on digital safety. His legal insights have been featured on BBC World News, Law & Crime Network, and NASDAQ TradeTalks, The Dayton Daily News, among other major outlets.
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Rossow Law LLC (http://www.andrewrossow.com)
Cyber Law & Digital Media Attorney
started Oct 2018
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How cyber security professionals are leveraging AWS tools | Computer Weekly
It’s now essential for IT security teams to have oversight of cloud computing, and AWS offers a plethora of tools to make managing it easier. Find out how cyber pros are using them in the wild.
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What is text pesting? A third of young women experience this type of harassment
In a world where personal data is exchanged at the click of a button, text pesting is a worrying emerging trend.
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Welcome to Rossow Law: Supporting You Through Life’s Toughest Moments, From Headlines to Home
Ohio cyber law firm 'Rossow Law' shares cultural mission, blending advanced digital defense and media intelligence with heartfelt client advocacy and care.
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There isn't any proof that we know of right now that would affirm Wright's claims, which opens the door to such criticisms that we've seen here from Granath.
