LexisNexis Shuts Down Data Services Following Third-Party Cyber Attack
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The US immigration service ICE wants to pay $6.7 million to data platform LexisNexis for access to large amounts of data. ICE intends to use this data in combination with software from the controversial tech company Palantir, which will allow it to easily analyze these enormous volumes of data, 404 Media reports. With access to this data, ICE can more easily track down people who may not have a residence permit.
LexisNexis Shuts Down Data Services Following Third-Party Cyber Attack
Legal AI solutions company LexisNexis was forced to pull its data services offline after detecting suspicious activity on its managed third-party vendor’s environment, disrupting access to critical investigative tools. “Earlier this week, we identified unusual activity on servers that are hosted and managed by a third-party vendor,” the company stated. LexisNexis is working to restore […] The post LexisNexis Shuts Down Data Services Following Th…
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