WSJ News Exclusive | Congress to Take Another Swing at Privacy Legislation
WASHINGTON—Democrats and Republicans are seeking to forge a bipartisan agreement on comprehensive privacy legislation, according to…
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U.S., EU Reach Preliminary Deal on Data Privacy
BRUSSELS—The U.S. and the European Union reached a preliminary deal to allow data about Europeans to be stored on U.S. soil, heading off a growing threat to…
Okta Says Hundreds of Its Customers May Have Been Caught In Hack
HONG KONG—
Okta Inc.,
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one of the world’s leading providers of digital…
Okta Investigates Report of Security Breach, Says It Finds No Evidence of New Attack
Identity-management provider
Okta Inc.
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said Tuesday that a preliminary…
SEC Considers Rule Requiring Firms to Report Cyber Attacks Within Four Days
The Securities and Exchange…
Ransomware Attackers Begin to Eye Midmarket Acquisition Targets
About two months after it was bought in the fourth quarter of 2021 by a private-equity firm, a midsize manufacturer had to pay a ransomware group that had…
Amid Warnings of Cyberattacks in Ukraine, U.S. Companies ‘Sitting and Waiting’
Weeks of warnings from Western security officials that cyberattacks in Ukraine could spread globally have pushed international companies into an…
Ukrainian Defense Ministry, Banks Hit by Suspected Cyberattacks, Officials Say
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces websites and online services of two state-owned banks were disrupted by suspected cyberattacks on Tuesday,…
Texas Sues Meta Over Facebook’s Facial-Recognition Practices
The lawsuit, filed in state district court in Marshall by Texas Attorney General
Ken Paxton,
seeks civil penalties in the…
SEC Proposes Cyber Rules for Investment Funds and Advisers
Financial regulators proposed long-awaited cybersecurity rules for investment funds and advisers last week that would require thousands of companies to…