Equifax made headlines this week by agreeing to pay $700 million for claims tied to its consumer-data breach in 2017. Yet its former CEO is in line to receive nearly $20 million in stock bonuses since ...
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Credit reporting firm Equifax just announced it was the victim of a “cybersecurity incident” that impacted as many as 143 million people in the United States. The information accessed included social ...
Last week, Equifax agreed to a $575 million—up to $700 million—settlement over its major 2017 data breach. It entitles affected consumers to free credit-monitoring offerings or an $125 payout, plus ...
Bryson Koehler, CTO at Equifax, explained the benefits of being cloud native and why he prefers it over other public-cloud strategies.
Equifax is made up of many credit reporting agencies. The most famous Equifax credit reporting agency that sells personal financial information is the one that recently suffered one of the most highly ...
As another year dawns, many will be thinking about how to improve their financial well-being in the year ahead, from saving more and reducing debt, to improving their credit scores. Equifax UK data1 ...
The breach of the credit monitoring firm Equifax, which exposed extensive personal data for 143 million people, is the worst corporate data breach to date. But, incredibly, the mistakes and the ...
Equifax Inc.’s interim chief executive publicly apologized for the credit reporting company’s poor response to concerns about a massive data breach, and — facing ongoing public pressure — he offered ...
After the enormous 2017 data breach that revealed the private information of millions of people, credit bureau Equifax plans to pay millions to those affected. The company recently settled to pay up ...
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Equifax announced Tuesday that its chief executive would step down effective immediately, weeks after the credit-reporting company disclosed a massive data breach. Richard Smith, who also served as ...