Other news includes the UK and US agreeing to a trade deal to reduce tariffs, NSO group being ordered to pay $167m in damages for WhatsApp hack, and Chinese regulators announcing a 10-step plan to calm markets.
Other news includes the UK and US agreeing to a trade deal to reduce tariffs, NSO group being ordered to pay $167m in damages for WhatsApp hack, and Chinese regulators announcing a 10-step plan to calm markets.
Compliance and legal professionals will remember 2024 as a year of considerable regulatory activity, major developments in technology, and the inevitable, routine mistakes.
Insight and observations on how firms responded to the CrowdStrike outage and their preparedness to respond to future incidents.
Also in the news this week some economic news from China and Saudi Arabia that may have a global impact.
Businesses exposed to technology and concentration risk tied to large vendors and ubiquitous systems is a sign of the times, says Alex Viall.
A retirement association’s lawsuit against CrowdStrike leads our roundup of cyber news.
Brown Rudnick webinar sheds some light on potential legal tactics as well as key action points for insured businesses.
CrowdStrike outage expected to spur demand for cyber insurance and drive further focus on systems failures.