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PHOTO: KYODONEWS/ZUMA PRESS
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After hacks, leaders take different paths. Atsushi Katsuki, CEO of Asahi Group Holdings, says he is contemplating a zero-trust approach to cybersecurity after the Japanese beverage giant was hacked in September. Asahi has now stopped using VPNs and is considering reorganizing its cyber team, Katsuki told Bloomberg.
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The ransomware attack on Asahi disrupted operations, which dented sales and delayed financial reporting.
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At South Korean e-commerce company Coupang, meanwhile, founder and CEO Bom Kim has said he won't appear at a parliamentary hearing this week to discuss the breach of more than 33 million residents' data, Bloomberg reported. Two other executives, now no longer with Coupang, also declined.
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Lawmaker Choi Min-hee said the leaders were "avoiding organizational responsibility" in a Facebook post.
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Jaguar Land Rover told employees that payroll data was breached during a cyberattack in August. Contractors and former employees of the car maker were also affected. (Telegraph)
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Ireland’s national health service is offering data-breach victims €750, or about $880, each for damages from a 2021 ransomware attack that knocked out patient portals, disabled electronic medical records and delayed or canceled appointments for months. The offer was made to more than 600 people taking legal action against the health service. Nearly 100,000 patients and staff had their information exposed. (RTE)
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WATCH: The Technologies Redefining U.S. Defense | WSJ Leadership Institute
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Horacio Rozanski, Booz Allen chief executive, discusses how the U.S. government’s plan for digital and organizational modernization will affect national security and the relationship between the public and private sectors.
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After surging more than 25% last week, cloud data security company Rubrik gave back nearly a third of those gains dropping 8.61% for the week. Varonis Systems, which also does data security along with threat detection, among other functions, saw double digit gains rising just over 10% since Monday. Overall, the Cyber Index ended down, losing 2.73%.
—Jon Leckie
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