Technology,
Data Privacy
Oct. 10, 2022
Cyber lawyers consider impact of Uber executive’s conviction
General company practices have changed since the Uber breach that led to conviction of its former security chief on federal charges.
Lawyers with cybersecurity practices and other experts in the industry are divided about what impact the successful prosecution of a former executive at Uber Technologies Inc. for hiding a data breach would have.
Many of them said company practice had already changed since the 2016 breach at Uber.
“Ten years ago, and maybe even six years ago at the time of the Uber hack, there was a sense that some breaches could...
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