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Uber agrees to pay $148 million in massive 2016 data breach settlement

Security Affairs

Uber agrees to $148 million settlement with US States and the District of Columbia over the massive 2016 data breach that exposed personal data of 57 million of its users. The post Uber agrees to pay $148 million in massive 2016 data breach settlement appeared first on Security Affairs. ” continues the AP. .

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LifeLock Bug Exposed Millions of Customer Email Addresses

Krebs on Security

Identity theft protection firm LifeLock — a company that’s built a name for itself based on the promise of helping consumers protect their identities online — may have actually exposed customers to additional attacks from ID thieves and phishers. million customer accounts.

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SiteLock Named To The 2016 Online Trust Alliance Honor Roll

SiteLock

June 14, 2016. Through its comprehensive study, it evaluates companies in three major categories: a company’s consumer protection, data and site security and adherence to responsible privacy practice. We’re proud to earn a place on the 2016 Online Trust Alliance’s (OTA) 2016 Honor Roll for the fourth consecutive year.

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Zoom Settles with FTC over Allegations of Deceptive Security Practices

Hot for Security

One major allegation brought forth by the FTC is that, since at least 2016, Zoom misled users by claiming it offered ‘end-to-end, 256-bit encryption’ when in fact it provided a lower level of security. Alleged negligence and deception towards end users.

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New York Proposes First-in-the-Nation Cybersecurity Regulation for Financial Institutions

Privacy and Cybersecurity Law

On September 13, 2016, the New York Department of Financial Services introduced a new rule that would require banks, insurance […].

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FTC Announces New Guidance on Ransomware

Privacy and Cybersecurity Law

On November 10, 2016, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released new guidance for businesses and consumers on the impact […].

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Cybersecurity & Artificial Intelligence (AI) – a view from the EU Rear Window, Part II

McAfee

This concern is echoed by Article 22 of the EU Reg 2016 /679 (“GDPR”): “ The data subject shall have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, which produces legal effects concerning him or her or similarly significantly affects him or her.”.