The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it has charged Jun Ying, former chief information officer (CIO) of a business unit of Equifax, with insider trading in connection with the massive data breach disclosed in late 2017 that put millions of customers at risk.
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Former Equifax CIO Charged With Insider Trading
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it has charged Jun Ying, former chief information officer (CIO) of a business unit of Equifax, with insider trading in connection with the massive data breach disclosed in late 2017 that put millions of customers at risk. The post Former Equifax CIO Charged With Insider Trading appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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