AT&T Agrees to Pay $13 Million FCC Fine For Cloud Data Leak
AT&T Inc. agreed to pay $13 million to settle an investigation by the US Federal Communications Commission into whether the telecommunications company failed to protect customer data that was stolen when a cloud vendor was hacked last year.
FCC fines AT&T $13 million over cloud data breach
As part of the settlement, AT&T has agreed to strengthen its data governance practices and pay the $13 million fine. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel emphasized that carriers have a duty to protect consumer data privacy and security, especially in the digital age.
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SpaceX is warning that its cellular Starlink system won't be able to provide real-time calling to consumers unless the FCC ...
The FCC has addressed recent fee errors affecting AM and FM broadcasters and says licensees can once again submit payments.
According to the FCC, the customer data exposed was from 2015 through 2017, and it should have been deleted years before the ...
Fees are still due by Sept. 26. “The FCC will be evaluating all payments that were made by AM or FM broadcasters between Sept ...
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