The UK Information Commissioner’s Office announced the penalty Tuesday after a joint investigation with its Canadian counterpart. The former Silicon Valley startup violated UK data-protection laws, it said, by failing to put in place: appropriate authentication measures for customer login, relevant security steps for accessing raw genetic data and measures to detect and respond to cyber threats.
The shortcomings allowed a hacker to access the personal information of more than ...
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