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SEC: Some Crypto Coins Are Securities (Not Bitcoin)

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The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) leading authority on bitcoin, cryptocurrency and initial coin offerings (ICOs) has ruled that some well-known cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and Ethereum are not securities. As such, they can expect to come under the regulatory control of the SEC and relevant securities laws.

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Deep Dive: Striking A Balance In Digital ID Security

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Digital identification technology continues to advance, bringing both benefits and drawbacks. Experiencing such gains comes with risks, however, as digital IDs have presented new and underexplored avenues for fraud. Experiencing such gains comes with risks, however, as digital IDs have presented new and underexplored avenues for fraud.

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Enterprise Security Returns To Top Of B2B Investment Mountain

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Cybersecurity returned to the top of the B2B startup investment list as three companies in the enterprise security realm landed nearly half of the $246 million in B2B venture capital this week. Cequence Security. Also operating in the enterprise security space is Cequence Security, based in California. Contrast Security.

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Uber Agrees To Pay $145M Fine To Settle Data Breach Lawsuit

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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón announced on Wednesday (Sept. 26) that they have reached a settlement with Uber Technologies Inc., in which Uber will pay $148 million to resolve allegations that it violated state laws pertaining to data breach reporting.

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Bringing medical and gaming tech to mobile fraud protection

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San Francisco-based Arxan Technologies, which got its start in 2001 providing security tools to protect gaming and medical-device applications, says financial services companies are one of the fastest-growing sectors seeking help in barricading their mobile apps from hackers.

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Can IoT Developers, Lawmakers Ever See Eye To Eye?

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However, with this growth comes the increased risk of data breaches and fraud. It has also raised concerns among privacy advocates and security experts, with many warning against the dangers of weak security protocols and constant vigilance. Can Device Manufacturers and Governments See Eye to Eye on IoT Security?

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Is AI The Ultimate Fraud Fighting Machine?

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After its launch in 2011, HiGear, a San Francisco, Calif.–based While the fraud-fighting technology available six years ago didn’t stand a chance of protecting HiGear, the current car-sharing market , which is projected to be worth $16.5 billion by 2024, continues to experience similar fraud attacks.

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