Whether you're a brokerage owner or a salesperson, have you done enough to keep from landing on the wrong side
of a data breach charge?
Brokerage owners and salespeople alike must ensure they're doing what they can to keep from landing on the wrong side
of a data breach charge.
Make sure you're doing what you can to keep from landing on the wrong side
of a data breach charge.
Not exact matches
Altaba, the holding company that houses the remnants
of what was once Yahoo, will pay the Securities and Exchange Commission $ 35 million to settle
charges relating to its handling
of a massive
data breach dating back to 2014.
WASHINGTON (AP)-- The company formerly known as Yahoo is paying a $ 35 million fine to resolve federal regulators»
charges that the online pioneer deceived investors by failing to disclose one
of the biggest
data breaches in internet history.
The company formerly known as Yahoo is paying a $ 35 - million fine to resolve federal regulators»
charges that the online pioneer deceived investors by failing to disclose one
of the biggest
data breaches in internet history.
Former Equifax CIO
charged for insider trading Accused
of offloading stock prior to public knowledge
of Equifax's massive
data breach
Operators
of AshleyMadison.com Settle FTC, State
Charges Resulting From 2015
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Operators
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Charges Resulting From 2015
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10 warning signs
of ID theft —
Data breach notices and bogus
charges on your card are just two red flags.
Sandy Parakilas (who now works at Uber, another company that knows about losing the public's trust) was in
charge of tracking down
data breaches by third - party developers from 2011 to 2012.
The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department
of Justice have both
charged Jun Ying, a former CIO at
data broker Equifax, with engaging in illegal insider trading after he determined that his employer had suffered a massive
breach.
grahamcluley.com - A former Equifax executive, who sold nearly $ 1 million worth
of shares before the company's massive
data breach was made public, has been
charged with insider trading.