Toronto-based Ruby is making the settlement for failing to protect the account information and for creating fake user profiles to lure in prospective customers. The FTC alleges the Ashley Madison site suffered from lax security, allowing hackers to break in several times between Nov. 2014 and June 2015. As part of the settlement, Ruby is required to institute a comprehensive data security program to protect customers’ information. The company has apologized for the data breach and is attempting to revamp its operations with better security measures. The site continues to operate and claims to have 50 million members.”]