Kaseya Ltd. said it didn’t pay to obtain decryption keys for its customers’ networks after they were hit in a large ransomware attack earlier this month.

Privacy and civil rights groups are urging a federal appeals court to take up a lawsuit claiming that Los Angeles invades the privacy of electric scooter riders by collecting data on their trips.

The run-up to this week’s bar exams across the country has been quieter than at any time since the coronavirus pandemic struck.

Credit Suisse Group AG said it reached a settlement with its former wealth-management executive Iqbal Khan and a private detective firm, calling to a close a spying scandal that rocked one of Europe’s biggest lenders and ultimately led to the ouster of its chief executive officer Tidjane Thiam last year.

The national cyber director would be allowed by S. 2382 to accept employees on details from federal agencies, the military, and the intelligence community.

A program would be established allowing federal cybersecurity employees to temporarily work at other agencies under H.R. 3599.