Cyber Security News

April 2024

1.

UnitedHealth Says Hackers Stole Data on 'Substantial Proportion' Of US

2.

Ireland Takes Part in Cyber Security Training with South Korea

3.

L'Occitane's Claim Zimmerman Reed Weaponized Law Tossed

4.

Ill. Hospital Wins Dismissal Of Genetic Privacy Case

5.

Privacy Hawks Plot What's Next After FISA Passage



6.

Wellstar Sent Meta Patient Data Without Consent, Suit Alleges

7.

Hospital Operator Must Face Data Privacy Suit in Mass

8.

Progress Being Made on Gender Diversity in Cyber

9.

Threat Actors Increasingly Exploit Zero-day Vulnerabilities to Evade Threat Detection

10.

Hackers Use Developing Countries as Testing Ground for New Ransomware Attacks



11.

Canada Privacy Chief Aims to Make the Most Of Existing Laws

12.

Plex Hit with Privacy Lawsuit Over Info Sharing with Meta

13.

Conn. Healthcare Co. Will Pay $1.5M to End Data Breach Suit

14.

Lords Debate Amendment to Law on Use Of Computer Evidence in Light Of Post Office Scandal

15.

AGs Urged to Probe Anti-Abortion Centers' Privacy Claims


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16.

3 More Charged in Iranian Hacks Of Treasury, State Depts

17.

Colo. Neural Privacy Law Has Attys Scratching Their Heads

18.

Wi-fi 6e to Drive Connectivity Revolution in Infinite Enterprise: Extreme Connect 2024

19.

Vodafone Business Aims to Help SMEs Boost Productivity and Security

20.

Change Healthcare Attack Did Not Result in Harm to Veteran Care, VA Says



21.

Ransomware Still on Rise Despite Better Defenses, Firm Says

22.

HHS Finalizes Rule Bolstering Abortion Privacy Protections

23.

GM, Others Sued for Sharing Driver Data with Insurers

24.

EU Threatens to Suspend 'Addictive' TikTok App Features

25.

Ex-Law Dept. Employee Cops to Workers' Comp Check Thefts



26.

Fujifilm Plans to 'Make Tape Easy' with Kangaroo SME Appliance

27.

Digital Edge Punching Above Its Weight in Asia Datacenter Market

28.

CISA to Issue List Of Software Products Critical to Agency Security By End Of September

29.

Senate Renews Power to Spy on Foreigners Without Warrants

30.

Power to Spy Without Warrants Renewed for 2 Years

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