Prison Sentence Handed Down to Equifax Exec After Data Breach Drew Wilson | July 2, 2019 More fallout has happened from the 2017 data breach. A judge has handed down a prison sentence as well as a fine to a former executive of Equifax.
Number of Class Action Lawsuits Against AMCA, Others, Reaches 19 Drew Wilson | June 21, 2019 The AMCA data breach story is going nuclear at this point. The number of class action lawsuits that ensued has now reached 19.
AMCA Declares Chapter 11 Bankruptcy After Data Breach Related Lawsuit Drew Wilson | June 20, 2019 Drama is ratcheting up yet again for AMCA. Now, after a data breach and subsequent class action lawsuit, the company is declaring bankruptcy.
Quest Diagnostics, AMCA Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Breach Drew Wilson | June 19, 2019 The problems over the AMCA data breach continue to mount. Now, a class action lawsuit has been filed against both AMCA and Quest Diagnostics.
EFF Refers Ola Bini Case to a United Nations Commissioner Drew Wilson | June 14, 2019 The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has referred the Ola Bini case to the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).
Citrix Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Data Breach of Employee Info Drew Wilson | June 4, 2019 Citrix has become one of the latest companies facing a class action lawsuit related to a data breach. This time, an ex-employee is leading the charge.
UK Data Breach Notifications Quadruple Under GDPR Laws Drew Wilson | June 1, 2019 The roaring success of Europe’s GDPR laws is continuing to pay dividends to users. Breach notifications in the UK have quadrupled.
US Files 17 Charges Against Assange, EFF Calls it an Attack on Journalism Drew Wilson | May 27, 2019 The US has filed 17 additional charges against Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange. The EFF responded, saying it’s proof of an attack on journalism.
Man Labelled a Copyright Infringing Terrorist for Posting the Law Online for Free Drew Wilson | May 19, 2019 Is publishing the law online for free an act of copyright infringement and terrorism? As far as Georgia is concerned, yes.
US Authorities File Indictments Against Two Alleged Anthem Hackers Drew Wilson | May 16, 2019 Authorities in the US have filed indictments against two alleged hackers. They are accused of infiltrating Anthem and taking 78.8 million customer records.
