'We need everyone to do their part to meet one of the defining threats of our time,' President Joe Biden said in a statement urging US companies to take action to protect against potential future Russian cyber attacks.
For large law firms and celebrities alike, cybersecurity compliance is now a business necessity.
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Law firms are the biggest threat to cyber security out there. Wise up folks!
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Kim Dotcom strikes another victory, this time in the form of a personal apology from New Zealand's prime minister.
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A New Zealand Court allowed the Megaupload leader to have access his money so his lawyers can finally get paid...
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