Thank you Ted Dziekanowski. One could argue that its not 1 weeks interest on the fine purported in the court papers of $19Billion.

Thank you Ted Dziekanowski. One could argue that its not 1 weeks interest on the fine purported in the court papers of $19Billion. But it along with the CHS False Claims action reported in March, starts to build a pool of precedence that will be viewed by Industry and legal profession in the future. We may want to also consider that DFARS 252.204-7012 was significantly modified in 2017 and then in 2020 with 7019, 7020 and 7021.

One wonders, as in other data breach cases, government official will be basing themselves on site to evaluate compliance?

So it may not be a damp squib, given recent legislative and regulatory enforcement notices.

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Thank you Ted Dziekanowski. One could argue that its not 1 weeks interest on the fine purported in the court papers of $19Billion.

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