Liberty Will Pay $100K for Data Breach Violations
Liberty Latin America agreed to pay a $100,000 fine and implement a compliance plan to settle an investigation of FCC rule violations by subsidiaries Liberty Mobile in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The fine was tied to a…
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2023 data breach, the FCC Enforcement Bureau said Thursday. The affiliates failed to “reasonably protect the confidentiality of customer information,” file in a timely way a report in the FCC’s data breach reporting portal and “abide by the conditions of a Commission order, in connection with a data breach of a third-party vendor,” the bureau said.