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On CCPA s First Anniversary, California AG Details Enforcement Actions, Consumer Notice Tool - Privacy
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Takeaways From The California Attorney General s First-Year CCPA Enforcement Update - Privacy
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Rocky Mountain High: Colorado Becomes Third State To Establish Its Own Data Privacy Law - Privacy
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WireWheel CEO foresaw the impact of data privacy on human rights, trade and national security to find out what drives them and learn about their visions for the future. This is the sixth feature in our CEO Startup Spotlight series.
WireWheel Inc. Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Justin Antonipillai (pictured) was working for the Obama Administration when he began to see that data privacy was becoming a very big deal.
As Acting Under Secretary for Economic Affairs, he played a key role in several of the department’s top priorities, including co-leading the United States’ negotiating team in reaching agreement on the E.U.-U.S. Privacy Shield with the European Commission and on the issues of privacy, cybersecurity and encryption, as well as a number of other digital economic initiatives.
Former employees claim Kaseya knew of critical flaws but ignored them
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Software maker Kaseya Ltd. may be in more legal trouble following the REvil ransomware attack after former employees have claimed that they warned executives at the company as early as 2017 about critical flaws but no action was taken.
The claim comes from five former employees who spoke to Bloomberg, which reported it Saturday. The employees claimed that they flagged wide-ranging cybersecurity concerns to company leaders between 2017 and 2020 but they were not fully addressed.
Among the most serious issues are said to have been software using outdated code, the use of weak encryption and passwords through the company’s products and servers, a failure to adhere to basic cybersecurity practices such as regularly patching software, and a focus on sales over other priorities.