Data Privacy and Cybersecurity
The Cuba ransomware gang hacked legal services provider FRONTEO on May 11. The hackers, Russia-based despite the name, breached the Japanese-based firm’s U.S. operation and […]
The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control maintains an official list of sanctioned entities and individuals so that U.S. companies will not unwittingly violate […]
Companies should survey the metaverse and other virtual environments for unauthorized use of their trademarks, copyrights, or patents and move swiftly if infringement is discovered, […]
An executive at cybersecurity hardware company Yubico boils it down to six questions that companies should answer for themselves before they settle in for negotiations […]
Victims of ransomware often pay up because they don’t think they have a choice, but an article in ZDNet describes how a company in Australia […]
The demand is high, the supply is limited, and the cost is up – to the tune of an 89 percent increase in the fourth […]
Facebook’s own engineers admit that they can’t keep track of where user data goes once it’s inside Facebook’s systems, according to an internal document leaked […]
Writing in FCPA blog, Annie Hudgins discusses compliance lessons to be drawn from the recently announced settlement between the U.S. Department of Justice and Comprehensive […]
Symantec cybersecurity workers warn of a campaign by a Chinese Ministry of State Security system they call Cicada. It lays low for an extended period […]
McKinsey predicts that three major cybersecurity trends which implicate multiple technologies will have the biggest impact on companies in the next three to five years. […]
