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Cyber news: CrowdStrike investors sue, IBM tallies the costly breach, Cyber bills arrive in Congress

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Flights were delayed and cancelled as a result of the Crowdstrike incident. Photo: Nathan Howard/Getty Images

Julie DiMauro

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A retirement association’s lawsuit against CrowdStrike leads our roundup of cyber news.

It was a tumultuous July in terms of cybersecurity news, and we’re just getting our heads around it all. Lawsuits are percolating related to the global CrowdStrike IT disruption. And just as IBM informs us of the global average cost of a data breach, which is certainly not getting smaller

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