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GRIP Extra: States sue to stop Musk from accessing payments systems, companies wind down ESG initiatives

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Other news includes the UK Home Office forcing Apple to provide encrypted data, US states going after BlackRock for concealing Chinese investment, and ESMA launching public consultations related to EMIR 3.

United States

Cybersecurity

House committee on homeland security convenes to address cybersecurity workforce gap.

Data

A coalition of US states is planning to file a lawsuit in an effort to block Elon Musk’s DOGE from accessing federal government payments systems containing the personal data of Americans.

Enforcement

CFTC announces it

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