Policy
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Not an “act of war” rules US judge over Merck ransomware hit
Judge to insurers: "No court has applied a war exclusion to anything remotely close to the facts herein"
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Watchdog’s reports, fines reveal reliance of banks on spreadsheets
"Multiple gaps in the controls framework at every stage of the process..."
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In which The Stack takes a short Christmas break that may include mulled wine and rum…
Lots to look forward to in 2022...
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JPMorgan hit with $125m fine for avoiding regulators with persistent WhatsApp, private email usage
"Since the 1930s, recordkeeping has [vital] to the SEC’s ability to be an effective cop on the beat..."
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10 key insights into UK’s bullish new national cybersecurity strategy
"We will increasingly act upstream on behalf of all internet users in the UK”
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FTC’s legal action against NVIDIA bangs another nail in Arm deal’s coffin
NVIDIA's deal looks set to go the same way as Qualcomm's NXP buyout.
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Gov’t hints at tighter requirements for MSPs: Time to get familiar with “CAF”?
Ministers admit consultation was “too narrowly focussed on risks” however
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Former Google executive appointed to lead new UK Digital Regulators Forum
"Astounding" said one observer.
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The era of control loops for compliance
"There is a continuum here from simple script/task execution to sophisticated workflow engines..."
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Digitalising the UK’s energy system: 5 key takeaways from a landmark new report
Energy has a big open data problem. Policy makers are promising change, but is it fast enough?
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