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Cybersecurity 101: What Can We Learn from the White House’s Signal Slip Up and MORSECORP’s $4M+ False Claims Act Settlement - Constantine Cannon

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It’s critical to safeguard data so it's not put at risk. MORSE failed to comply with mandatory cybersecurity measures and will pay $4.6M+.
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Cybersecurity 101: What Can We Learn from the White House’s Signal Slip Up and MORSECORP’s $4M+ False Claims Act Settlement - Constantine Cannon

It’s critical to safeguard data so it's not put at risk. MORSE failed to comply with mandatory cybersecurity measures and will pay $4.6M+.

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