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How Nation States Are Using A Sixteenth Century Ruse To Commit Cyberattacks
Startling findings suggest nation states are primarily responsible for malware, outpacing criminal gangs. We look at how they are using 16th century techniques to do it.
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Employee/Customer Data On Black Market Triggers Federal And State Laws
A foreign executive is accused of selling the data of 31 million customers on the black market. What laws does the U.S. have regarding the sale of personal data? We examine.
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Converting Plan Assets? Consider A Legal Opinion Before Acting
A mortgage lender and its executives settle an ERISA claim regarding an ESOP. We explore the allegations and the value of legal opinions prior to any conversion.
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Are Your Employees Stressed Out Enough To Quit? You Make The Call
A new survey reveals stress levels are such that many employees are considering quitting soon. What do you think? You make the call and join the conversation.
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How Nation States Are Using A Sixteenth Century Ruse To Commit Cyberattacks
Startling findings suggest nation states are primarily responsible for malware, outpacing criminal gangs. We look at how they are using 16th century techniques to do it.
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