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The California Privacy Protection Agency has initiated an investigative sweep to ensure data brokers comply with registration requirements. This announcement follows a significant data breach in Columbus, Ohio, where 500,000 residents were notified of a ransomware attack. Additionally, a precious-metal refiner is facing a class action lawsuit related to a cyber-attack that occurred in 2023. In a related development, Florida-based law firm Gunster has reached an $8.5 million settlement over a proposed class action stemming from a 2022 data breach, where plaintiffs alleged inadequate protection of personal information.
Precious-Metal Refiner Hit with #Data Breach Class Action over 2023 Cyber-Attack #cybersecurity #litigation https://t.co/DdgXRLosVh @securitymag https://t.co/7yiznkI0eU
Florida business law firm Gunster reached a $8.5 million deal to settle a proposed class action over a 2022 data breach. The plaintiffs accused the firm of failing to take adequate measures to protect personal information https://t.co/gnyNGHB3ah @SaraMerken https://t.co/F4PTb2nsop
California Privacy Protection Agency Announces Investigative Sweep of Data Brokers’ Compliance with Registration Requirements https://t.co/tNRsIJ5RyO | by @RobinsonCole
