General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to 35 states and the District of Columbia to settle a major privacy lawsuit ...
Calgary Herald on MSN
Calgary police stands by Crime Stoppers as Lethbridge pauses program in wake of data breach
While several law enforcement agencies across Canada have suspended their use of Crime Stoppers following a data breach, ...
The states that sued General Motors over the whole OnStar Smart Driver program debacle have settled with the company. GM has ...
SB Nation on MSN
Data Is King. Does Duke Have Alexander the Great?
As Jon Scheyer continues to modernize Duke’s program.
Your car might know where you’ve been, how fast you were driving, and how often you hit the brakes. The problem begins when ...
A three-day residency explored how biodiversity data can advance conservation, inform policy and shape decision-making across ...
Realm Security, the SOC-aware Security Data Pipeline Platform (SDPP), today announced the expansion of its Realm Partner Program with the addition of Crush Security and ProCern Technology Solutions in ...
The U.S. government is offering $237 million to domestic entities to manufacture and refurbish electric grid components in ...
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Alphabet is in talks to join Trump's Golden Dome Defense Program
The Pentagon is standing up a new industry group that aims to secure the data that feeds into military software being built ...
PepGen stays a hold, after a major problem with its released data from the phase 2 FREEDOM2-DM1 study using the PGN-EDODM1 ...
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GM's Data-Selling Scandal Just Cost The Automaker $220 Million
GM has been up to no good with its customers' personal information, and it's now time for it to pay the price.
A $14 million QTS partnership with Georgia Power will fund pre-weatherization repairs for at least 800 homes.
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