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New York Adds Stiffer Requirements to Cybersecurity Rules

Financial companies must now report ransom payments and strengthen board oversight

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Dutch Consumer Group Sues Amazon Over Data Tracking

Consumer-rights body SDBN has filed a lawsuit against the tech company that mirrors a previous penalty, this time aiming to win damages for consumers

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AI Is Generating Security Risks Faster Than Companies Can Keep Up

Rapid growth of generative AI-based software is challenging business technology leaders to keep potential cybersecurity issues in check

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Software Maker Ivanti Discovered Second Security Flaw Days After First One Was Found

Officials in the U.S. and Norway suspect the ‘zero-day’ vulnerabilities have been exploited by state-sponsored hackers.

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Some Companies Shun Long-Awaited Trans-Atlantic Data Agreement

After years of waiting for a new data-transfer deal between the U.S. and the EU, some privacy officers are taking a cautious approach.

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