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The Top Five Boardroom Issues Compliance Officers Should Be Discussing
GUEST BLOG POST Lately, I've been reflecting on my experience presenting compliance updates to boards, both during my industry days...
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Health Care Patient Data Breaches Doubled in 2023, Reaching 87M
Health care companies are increasingly falling victim to sophisticated hacking efforts—including ransomware attacks—insider threats, and basic security flaws despite the...
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How Automation Is Redefining Compliance Management
C ompliance management has traditionally been marked by accessibility issues, which lead to barriers to adhering to regulations. These long-established...
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DoD Finalizes Cybersecurity Certification Program for Contractors
T he U.S. Department of Defense issued final rules for its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Program, which is indented to ensure that defense contractors meet standards for safeguarding sensitive information. The CMMC Program aligns with the DoD’s existing information security requirements for private sector defense contractors. It is designed
CC360 Staff
October 17, 2024
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Justice Dept. Sues Visa over Accusations of Monopolizing Debt Markets
T he Justice Department filed a civil antitrust lawsuit against Visa accusing the payments processor of monopolization and other unlawful conduct in debit network markets in violation of anti-trust laws. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, the complaint alleges that Visa illegally maintains
The Battle over the Ban of Noncompetes Continues as FTC Receives Unfavorable Ruling
In April 2023, the Federal Trade Commission announced that that it would be banning noncompete agreements in order to promote competition. Although this historic announcement was meant to change the entire landscape of the employment industry within the U.S., the FTC’s push to ban these agreements raised much skepticism from
Equiniti Trust Penalized by SEC for Failing to Protect Client Assets from Cyber Theft
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it settled charges against New York-based registered transfer agent Equiniti Trust Company LLC, , for failing to assure that client securities and funds were protected against theft or misuse. Those failures led to the loss of more than $6.6 million of client funds