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How Huawei’s Latest Rebuke Poses Cybersecurity Risks

The indefinite removal of Huawei from an international cybersecurity group could reverberate beyond the U.S. government’s ongoing clash with the Chinese telecom giant.

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CISOs Bet Breach Experience Will Help on Job Market

More than half of chief information security officers say undergoing a data breach makes them more employable, a new survey by Optiv Security finds. So reports TechRadar.

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WeWork CEO Resigns, IPO Postponed Amid Data Security Issues

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann has resigned as CEO, and the workspace-sharing company has delayed a planned public offering in the wake of ongoing revelations about its information security practices. So reports CNET.

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Los Angeles Partners with IBM on Cybersecurity

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has unveiled a partnership with IBM to protect the city against cyber attacks. So reports Fox Business.

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U.S. Treasury Hits North Korean Hackers with Sanctions

The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned three North Korean state-backed hacking groups, which allegedly conduct cyber attacks to finance the country’s weapons programs. So reports CNN.

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Symantec Starts Layoffs in Planned 7% Staff Reduction

Symantec has begun job cuts it has warned could lower headcount by 7% through March 2020. So reports The San Francisco Chronicle.

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Canadian Intelligence Official Charged with Sharing Secrets

Canadian authorities have charged Cameron Ortis, a top intelligence official with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, with offenses related to passing along sensitive information. So reports CNN.

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Security Flaw Exposes Data of an Entire Country: Ecuador

Ecuador has been investigating after security researchers uncovered a lapse compromising the data of up to 20 million people, more than live in the South American country. So reports The New York Times.

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Not-guilty Plea Entered in Capital One Hacking Case

The Seattle software engineer accused of hacking into Capital One’s servers and exposing the data of more than 100 million people has pleaded not guilty. So reports The Seattle Times.

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Pearson Hit with Class Action Over Data Breach

UK education publisher Pearson is facing a class action after a November 2018 hack affecting assessment software used by more than 13,000 schools. So reports The Chicago Tribune.

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