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Bill limiting nominations could scale back governor s power

Bill limiting nominations could scale back governor’s power By Susan Arbetter City of Albany PUBLISHED 5:28 PM ET Jul. 09, 2021 PUBLISHED July 9, 2021 @5:28 PM SHARE The Board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority includes nominees from the governor, the mayor of New York City, unions and those county executives whose counties are within the MTA footprint.  The fact that several of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s picks either still work for him directly, or worked closely with him in the past, has prompted two lawmakers to take action.  State Assemblyman Harvey Epstein (D-Manhattan) and Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) have introduced legislation to curb what Epstein has called the appearance of a conflict of interest.

Cybercrime Risks and Cybersecurity Policies for Law Office Data

Thursday, July 8, 2021 Law firms have recently become prime targets for cybercriminals seeking to steal, expose, sell, or otherwise extort confidential information.  Both the digitalization of law firms’ sensitive documents and the increase in means available to perpetrate an online crime exacerbate these risks.  Law firms encounter various cybersecurity risks from “insiders” personnel within the company and external persons.   As a response, many law firms have adopted cybersecurity obligations to protect its clients’ data and the firm’s integrity and reputation.   Main Cybersecurity Risks Facing Law Firms Law firms naturally handle sensitive client data and confidential company information.  The lack of strong internal controls and compliance programs leaves law firms open to cyber-attacks. These attacks can be committed by insiders within the firm as well as external actors.  Some examples of cybersecurity risks for law firms include the following:

Robinhood Markets Inc s crypto division faces US$15mln fine from New York regulator

Robinhood’s crypto division faces US$15mln fine from New York regulator The potential fine relates to concerns around money laundering and cybersecurity flagged by the New York State Department of Financial Services Robinhood Markets Inc has said its cryptocurrency division could face fines of at least US$15mln from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) as a result of what it said were concerns surrounding money laundering and cybersecurity. In its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus released last week, the stock trading platform said the estimated US$15mln penalty was “the bottom of the range for our probable loss in this matter”, adding that it could confirm whether current discussions with NYDFS would be the end of the issue.

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