Analysis

Uber Hid Breach, Ducked Fine And Set New Legal Ground

By Ben Kochman ( April 17, 2018, 11:40 AM EDT) -- Uber barely sidestepped a fine for lying to the Federal Trade Commission about its 2016 data breach, but legal experts said that the resulting settlement — the first to require a company to notify federal authorities of future data breaches — has unprecedented teeth and could lead to renewed calls to give the agency fining power. . . .

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