Cybersecurity liability doesn’t necessarily start with a breach

Here particularly, they recently settled a case with Honeywell Aerospace to resolve allegations that they violated the False Clams Act by failing to meet cybersecurity requirements in their defense contract.

What does this case tell us about what DOJ is really policing here in the cyber fraud investigations?

Where it came here with the Honeywell case, Honeywell Aerospace, is really interesting because it’s a very significant precedent.

There was was not discovered by all of a sudden there’s a earth shattering breach of protocol.

They have no clue but when they hear from people who are in the trenches, they’ve got to listen.