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Cybersecurity Breach Targets Australian Data Firm ZircoDATA, Exposing Sensitive Personal Information

Cyber Discovery and Cybersecurity / By

A recent cyber attack on ZircoDATA, a data firm working with Australia’s Department of Home Affairs, compromised sensitive information of Australian visa holders and other governmental data. The breach, undetected for months, has intensified concerns over cybersecurity measures in government-related data handling. National Cyber Security Coordinator Michelle McGuinness is leading the response, coordinating with federal and state agencies to assess and mitigate the breach’s impact. This incident underscores the pressing need for stronger data protection protocols and enhanced third-party risk management practices within both governmental and corporate entities.

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Torridon Group Founder and Former United States Attorney General William Barr to Headline GICLI 2024

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Government Investigations & Civil Litigation Institute (GICLI) marks 10th year of annual conference. WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 22, 2024) — Former United States Attorney General William H. Barr will speak at the 10th Annual GICLI meeting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from

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FTC Finalizes “Click-to-Cancel” Rule for Easier Subscription Cancellations

Data Privacy and Protection / By

The FTC’s new “Click-to-Cancel” rule simplifies how consumers can cancel subscriptions. The rule requires businesses to make the cancellation process as easy as signing up, curbing deceptive practices that have frustrated consumers. The regulation will apply to most recurring subscription programs and will take effect 180 days after publication.

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Safeguarding AI: Competition Challenges and Collaborative Solutions at the G7 Summit

AI and Advanced Technologies, Must Read / By

On October 3, 2024, representatives from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division (DOJ) joined their counterparts at the G7 Competition Authorities and Policymakers Summit in Rome. This summit, hosted by the Italian Competition Authority,

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FTC and DOJ Report on Merger Trends in 2023: A Year of Big Deals and Big Scrutiny

Reports and Research / By

The FTC and DOJ’s 2023 HSR Report highlights a continued trend of large-scale mergers, with nearly a quarter of reported transactions exceeding $1 billion. Increased scrutiny and enforcement actions reflect growing concerns about competition in key sectors such as healthcare and technology.

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Regulatory Vigilance: FCA Fines Starling Bank Amid Stricter Oversight; Wins Appeal Against BlueCrest

eDiscovery and Information Governance, Must Read / By

The FCA fines Starling Bank £29 million for anti-money laundering failures, highlighting the need for improved compliance in the fast-growing financial sector. Meanwhile, the FCA secures a legal win against BlueCrest, reinforcing its authority in ensuring investor protection amidst financial complexities.

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