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So this happened – Marriott sued because an alleged security issue still exists (discovered by a plaintiff’s firm in-house forensics team).  Pre-emptive litigation at its finest.  Again, the lawsuit doesn’t allege there has been a new breach, just that their could be one.

Previously on this blog, in the same vein.

Author WallyPosted on December 10, 2018December 10, 2018Categories innovation, security

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