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Cyber news: CrowdStrike investors sue, IBM tallies the costly breach, Cyber bills arrive in Congress
A retirement association’s lawsuit against CrowdStrike leads our roundup of cyber news.
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Cybersecurity is top concern for nine out of 10 CCOs, survey reveals
The WSJ surveyed around 300 compliance professionals to find out their current priorities.
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Major tech firms pledge to build more security into their software
65 tech firms pledge to incorporate security best practices as part of Biden administration’s cybersecurity policy.
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CISA proposes landmark rule for sweeping cyber incident reporting
CISA has published long-awaited draft rules on how critical-infrastructure companies must report cyberattacks to the government.
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HHS steps in after cyberattack on Change Healthcare prompts ransom payment fears
Change Healthcare struggled to bring services back online amid a cyberattack that has disrupted prescription drug services nationwide for weeks.
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Global agreement is first step in establishing AI security framework
Governments, tech companies and Global South bodies sign up to adoption of secure-by-design model.
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Take on tech: Cyber rules and the DOJ, internet providers and FCC, and a dreaded spider
Our irregular roundup of developments in cybersecurity, AI, and other eye-catching tech initiatives.
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NYDFS updates cybersecurity requirements for financial services companies
Major amendments to Part 500 cybersecurity regs adopted – we set out what you need to know.