‘Accidentally’ Deleting Evidence Costs JP Morgan Millions in Fines

June 26, 2023 CyberCecurity Leave a comment

The Securities and Exchange Commission is not happy with JP Morgan for accidentally deleting millions of emails related to it’s Chase Bank subsidiary. The company deleted something on the order of 47 million electronic communications records from almost 9,000 mailboxes covering the period January 1 to April 23, 2018. Many of these records were required […]

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Feds Look To Get Firms To Close “Gaping” Cyber Holes

November 4, 2014 CyberCecurity

An article in the Times a week ago says that the Feds and States want banks and brokerage firms to close some gaping holes in their defenses. What is that gaping hole? OUTSIDE VENDORS! Many people are aware that the suspected source of the Target breach was a small HVAC contractor. They didn’t do anything […]

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