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Zurich refuses to pay Mondelez for NotPetya damages because it’s ‘an act of war’

Security Affairs

Zurich American Insurance Company is refusing to refund its client because consider the attack as “an act of war” that is not covered by its policy. The overall damages that insurance firms would probably have to cover reach over $80bn. SecurityAffairs – Mondelez, cyber insurance). Pierluigi Paganini.

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Welcome to Legaltech New York 2019!: eDiscovery Trends

eDiscovery Daily

During this session, practitioners will learn where, when and how they can identify, contain, interrogate and disclose relevant data for optimal representation through the course of an investigation. Case studies with best practices, ROI benefits and efficiencies achieved. Under the advantages of a mobile workforce.

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Compete To Death, or Cooperate to Compete?

John Battelle's Searchblog

Even when businesses do share, it’s usually for some ulterior motive, a laying of groundwork for future chess moves which insure eventual domination over the competition. Together, we could consolidate the market and insure a long term win. In fact, it’s rather unusual. We’ll never know. Why am I bringing this up?

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ROUNDTABLE: Experts react to President Biden’s exec order in the aftermath of Colonial Pipeline hack

The Last Watchdog

This very high-profile caper is part of an extended surge of ransomware attacks, which quintupled globally between the first quarter of 2018 and the fourth quarter of 2020, and is expected to rise 20 percent to 40 percent this year, according to insurance giant Aon. Of course, we live in a comparatively free part of the world.