Risk Management

Alabama Supreme Court Reverses Directed Verdict in Workplace Injury Case

Read how The Alabama Supreme Court revived the workplace injury case, ruling that the subcontractor’s cleanup negligence may have caused harm despite shared site duties.

US Supreme Court Weighs Facebook Shareholder Lawsuit Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal

The US Supreme Court heard a shareholder lawsuit alleging that Facebook misled investors by omitting the Cambridge Analytica breach from risk disclosures.

Lawsuit Reveals NSO’s Pegasus Spyware Infected Meta’s WhatsApp

Even as WhatsApp adapted new defenses, Pegasus spyware from NSO Group continued to exploit vulnerabilities. Read more about the ongoing case.

Atlas Biomed Ceases Operations, Leaving Client Genetic Data Inaccessible

Learn why Atlas Biomed, a DNA testing company, and the recent ceasing of operations raise concerns about the ethical handling of sensitive personal information.

Mitigating Privacy Risks With Consent Management Platforms

Discover how to avoid privacy violations with Consent Management Platforms (CMPs) by using network traffic analysis to detect failures and avoid costly litigation and regulatory issues.

Strengthening Vendor Compliance: EU Guidance on Data Protection and Supply Chain Oversight

Read more about the new guidance from the European Data Protection Board. It outlines steps for effective vendor compliance, emphasizing data supply chain mapping and safeguards verification.

Blockchain-Enabled Malware Used in Latest Supply Chain Attack

Learn about a new development in supply chain attacks, where bad actors are targeting NPM packages to embed blockchain-enabled malware for command and control.

SEC Fines Companies Millions Over Misleading SolarWinds Breach Disclosures

The SEC has fined four companies for downplaying cybersecurity risks in the SolarWinds breach, highlighting strict standards for accurate incident disclosures.

Delta Sues CrowdStrike for $500M, Cites Vendor Accountability and Cybersecurity Negligence

Delta sues CrowdStrike for $500M over July’s IT outage, sparking debate on vendor accountability and cybersecurity negligence in critical infrastructure.

New US Software Security Standards Target Critical Infrastructure Protection

Discover how new software security standards, which demand safer code for critical infrastructure, push companies to adopt memory-safe practices or risk being deemed negligent.

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