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Marriott's £99m fine - lessons for M&A This briefing considers cyber and data risks in M&A in light of Marriott's recent announcement on 9 July that the UK Information Commissioner intends to fine it £99m. Marriott announced on 9 July that the UK Information Commissioner intends to fine it... Crisis Management: Cyber Security in 2024 Rob Sumroy Rob is a partner in our Tech, Digital, Data and IP group and co-head of the cross practice Technology group. He is co-head of our cross practice Cyber Advisory unit and head of our Strategic Sourcing practice. Ransomware Reform: UK Government confirms it will push ahead with new ransomware rules Ransomware remains one of the most serious cyber threats facing the UK today, costing the economy millions and threatening the functioning of a wide range of organisations, including those in critical sectors. In response, the UK Government recently confi... Will you have to report paying a ransom? New UK rules proposed Ransomware is one of the top concerns keeping CISO’s (and some GCs) awake, and many think that it’s ‘when not if’ in terms of having to manage a ransomware incident. We regularly speak to clients about their approach to ransomware payments and the factors... NCSC Publishes Guidelines on Secure AI System Development: a Concerted International Approach Everyone’s talking about AI at the moment (see our round-up of recent developments here and here). A consensus is building across regulators, industry, experts and sceptics, that realising any benefits from AI requires mitigation of its risks. One of the ... UK government publishes responses to consultation on the Computer Misuse Act 1990 Cyber continues to be a key threat for both organisations and governments. The UK government has been considering for some time whether to update its cyber laws, and recently published the results of a consultation initiated in February 2023, which sought... UK signs joint statement against ransomware payments – “New norm” or status quo? On 2 November 2023, the UK government announced that it and more than 40 countries had signed a Joint Statement strongly discouraging the payment of ransomware demands and pledging that central government funds should not be used to pay ransoms to cyber c... Equifax: a new dawn for FCA enforcement? The FCA’s recent decision to fine Equifax Limited (“Equifax”) £11,164,400 for failing to manage and monitor the security of UK consumer data outsourced to its US-based parent Equifax Inc. - six years after the investigation was first announced - raises th... UK government finalises IoT cybersecurity requirements The UK government has published the final version of the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (Security Requirements for Relevant Connectable Products) Regulations 2023 providing manufacturers of IoT devices with clarity as to the securi...