- FTC Finalizes Settlements with Businesses that Exposed Consumers Sensitive Information by Installing Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing Software on Corporate Computer Systems ( )
- Tracking Software Company Settles FTC Charges That it Deceived Consumers and Failed to Safeguard Sensitive Data it Collected ( )
- FTC Case Results in $163 Million Judgment Against "Scareware" Marketer ( )
- FTC Files Complaint Against Wyndham Hotels For Failure to Protect Consumers' Personal Information ( )
- FTC Charges Businesses Exposed Sensitive Information on Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing Networks, Putting Thousands of Consumers at Risk ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges With Upromise ( )
- FTC Charges That Security Flaws in RockYou Game Site Exposed 32 Million Email Addresses and Passwords ( )
- Membership Reward Service Aimed at College Savers Settles FTC Charges That Its 'TurboSaver Toolbar' Feature Deceptively Collected Consumers' Personal Information ( )
- FTC Approves Final Orders Settling Charges that Credit Report Resellers Allowed Hackers to Access Consumers Personal Information ( )
- FTC Approves Final Orders Settling Charges that Companies Failed to Protect Consumers Personal Information ( )
- FTC Settles Charges Against Two Companies That Allegedly Failed to Protect Sensitive Employee Data ( )
- FTC Accepts Final Settlement with Twitter for Failure to Safeguard Personal Information ( )
- Credit Report Resellers Settle FTC Charges; Security Failures Allowed Hackers to Access Consumers' Personal Information ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that Rite Aid Failed to Protect Medical and Financial Privacy of Customers and Employees ( )
- Nearly One Million LifeLock Victims to Receive Refund Checks from FTC ( )
- Victims of Data Breach to Receive Redress Checks ( )
- Rite Aid Settles FTC Charges That It Failed to Protect Medical and Financial Privacy of Customers and Employees ( )
- Twitter Settles Charges that it Failed to Protect Consumers' Personal Information; Company Will Establish Independently Audited Information Security Program ( )
- FTC Approves Final Settlement Order with Dave & Busters; FTC Rejects COPPA Safe Harbor Application ( )
- Dave & Buster's Settles FTC Charges it Failed to Protect Consumers' Information ( )
- LifeLock Will Pay $12 Million to Settle Charges by the FTC and 35 States That Identity Theft Prevention and Data Security Claims Were False ( )
- Online Privacy and Security Certification Service Settles FTC Charges ( )
- Widespread Data Breaches Uncovered by FTC Probe ( )
- Mortgage Broker Who Dumped Consumer Records Settles FTC Charges ( )
- Consumer Data Broker ChoicePoint Failed to Protect Consumers' Personal Data, Left Key Electronic Monitoring Tool Turned Off for Four Months ( )
- FTC Issues Final Breach Notification Rule for Electronic Health Information ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Order in Matter of CVS Caremark Corporation ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Order Related to James B. Nutter & Company; Commission Extends Business Opportunity Rule Public Comment Period Until June 29 ( )
- FTC Testifies on Data Security, Peer-to-Peer File Sharing ( )
- FTC Publishes Proposed Breach Notification Rule for Electronic Health Information ( )
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