In Case You Thought GDPR Was Overblown – Its Not

July 9, 2019 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

When GDPR first went into effect in May 2018, people talked about horror stories of fines to the tune of 4% of a company’s total global revenue. Then reality hit and there were no fines or tiny fines. Or so it seemed. The problem with regulators is that it always takes them a while. Legitimately, […]

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How to Spend $100 Million Without Even Trying

May 29, 2017 mitch tanenbaum Leave a comment

UPDATE: The Sun, not always the most reliable information source, is saying the outage and trickle down affected 300,000 passengers and may cost the airline $300+ million. The CEO, Alex Cruz, allegedly said, when warned earlier about the new system installed last fall, that it was the staff’s fault, not the system’s, that things were […]

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