American state-level lawmakers are working to reduce liability for healthcare organisations amidst a rise in cyberattacks and data breaches. These moves, which aim to reduce the prevalence of class-action lawsuits in cases of breaches, are controversial. Advocates argue they protect providers unfairly targeted despite cautionary measures, enable further investment in cybersecurity, and believe state-level legislation allows for nuanced approaches. Critics, however, suggest they reduce incentives for data protection and prioritise minimising payouts over security improvement.
M&S boss urges shoppers to visit stores in person as it battles cyber-attack – The Guardian
Marks & Spencer’s CEO, Stuart Machin, apologized for recent service disruptions caused by a cyber attack, assuring customers that the company is working tirelessly to
