FTC Settles With Utah Tech Company After Alleged Data Hacking
A Utah technology company didn't implement “reasonable security safeguards, allowing a hacker to access” the personal data of more than a million consumers, the FTC alleged Monday in a 5-0 settlement. InfoTrax and CEO Mark Rawlins are barred from storing…
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and sharing personal data unless they implement an information security program, the agency said. They must also obtain third-party assessments of their systems every two years. An attorney for the company didn’t comment.