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Cox to pay $595,000 for Lizard Squad data breach

The FCC agrees to pay $595,000 for the breach. The fee is part of an agreement to protect the public’s privacy. The agreement also includes a requirement that all victims be notified of the incident. The deal was reached after the breach was discovered by a member of the public who had access to the information they were using to secure the information. The fine is the first in five years to be imposed by the federal government on behalf of the FCC. It also requires the public to be aware of the breach and monitor it.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3002300/cox-to-pay-595000-for-lizard-squad-data-breach.html

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