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Meetings Issues in Cybersecurity Management Cybersecurity is Becoming Top of Mind for Clients and Organizations as Well-publicized Data Breaches and Cyberattacks Zimbabwe Email List at Major Companies Show How Much Damage Hackers Can Cause by Accessing or Manipulating an Organization's Systems. Damage. In Addition to the Direct Financial and Operational Consequences, Class Action Lawsuits.
Regulatory Fines, Reputational Damage, and a Host of Other Consequences. Take Yahoo for Example. In September, the Company Agreed to Pay a $10,000 Fine for Failing to Report a Data Breach in 2016, When Hackers Stole Personal Information From Hundreds of Millions of User Accounts. A Month Ago, a Judge Ruled That Data Breach Victims Had the Right to Sue Yahoo for Negligence and Breach of Contract for Failing to Disclose Security Vulnerabilities in Its Systems. Yahoo Isn't Alone; a Surprising Number of Companies.
Meetings Issues in Cybersecurity Management Cybersecurity is Becoming Top of Mind for Clients and Organizations as Well-publicized Data Breaches and Cyberattacks Zimbabwe Email List at Major Companies Show How Much Damage Hackers Can Cause by Accessing or Manipulating an Organization's Systems. Damage. In Addition to the Direct Financial and Operational Consequences, Class Action Lawsuits.
Regulatory Fines, Reputational Damage, and a Host of Other Consequences. Take Yahoo for Example. In September, the Company Agreed to Pay a $10,000 Fine for Failing to Report a Data Breach in 2016, When Hackers Stole Personal Information From Hundreds of Millions of User Accounts. A Month Ago, a Judge Ruled That Data Breach Victims Had the Right to Sue Yahoo for Negligence and Breach of Contract for Failing to Disclose Security Vulnerabilities in Its Systems. Yahoo Isn't Alone; a Surprising Number of Companies.