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GRIP Extra: Wise ordered to pay $2.5m CFPB fine, FTC Chairman says “DEI is over”
Other news includes the CFPB mulling moves to prevent debanking, cybercrime websites being seized by EU authorities, and Blackstone staying the course on data center investment.
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CISO Laurence Lafond discusses his top concerns for 2025
The Global Relay CISO muses on the current cybersecurity landscape, how he assesses its security posture, identifies key risks, and aligns security initiatives with overall business goals.
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DORA: Navigating the path ahead
With DORA now in effect, the EU’s financial sector is entering a new phase of operational resilience obligations, where firms must shift from preparation to action.
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GRIP Extra: ExxonMobile lobbyist implicated in hacking campaign, UK postpones capital requirements
Other news includes the SEC rescinding crypto-unfriendly SAB 121, Meta keeping its fact-checking outside of the US, and Japan significantly raising its interest rates.
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Gravy Analytics breach exposes sensitive location data of millions of users
The FTC’s proposed order against the company requiring it to delete all historic data because of a lack of end user consent for its use comes too late to help those whose sensitive personal information is now potentially exposed.
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Bayview settles with 53 state regulators for $20m over cyberattack
The $20m penalty and corrective plan ordered here underscore the importance of protecting consumer data and promptly complying with agency demands.
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Systems in UK and US retailers down after Blue Yonder ransomware attack
UK retailers Morrisons and Sainsbury’s were some of those affected by the attack on Blue Yonder in the US.
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Why endpoint anomaly detection needs a revolution
Despite advancements in leveraging cloud-based analysis for swift threat identification and response, the industry has largely stagnated in one critical area: true anomaly detection.