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Your Vendor’s Been Hacked. Is Your Company’s Data at Risk?

by Kristy J. Greenberg

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Kristy J. Greenberg

The “Target hack” was a bit of a misnomer.

During the 2013 holiday shopping season, a hacker known as “Profile 958” stole the credit and debit card information of more than 110 million of Target’s customers. But Target was not the entry point. Instead, Profile 958 attacked Fazio Mechanical Services (“Fazio”), a Pittsburgh-based HVAC company. Fazio had provided refrigeration services to Target and obtained access to Target’s systems for electronic billing.

That was Profile 958’s way into a major Fortune 50 corporation – through a privately-held heating company with about 125 employees.

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Former Federal Prosecutors React to Changes in the DOJ Criminal Division’s Corporate Enforcement Policy

Editor’s Note: The NYU School of Law Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement (PCCE) is following the recently announced changes to the Corporate Enforcement Policy of the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ’s) Criminal Division. In this post, several former federal prosecutors provide their reactions.

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Top row from left to right: Andrew Weissmann, Glen McGorty, Rebecca Ricigliano, and Steven Feldman
Bottom row from left to right: Lara Burke, Robertson Park, and Kristy Greenberg

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