Weekly Digest | April 8, 2022

If you've ever taken a laissez-fair approach to cybersecurity, the past few weeks have demonstrated that it's more important than ever to take it seriously. Whether that means upgrading your security features, investing in cybersecurity products, or running drills with your team, it's always a good idea to make sure your data is secure. Check out this week's Extra Bytes section to see the latest news in cybersecurity. - Your CIO Crew

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 The Washington PostTop cybersecurity companies strike a deal to work together to prevent computer hacks.

 The New York TimesU.S. removes Russian "botnets" in an effort to pre-empt cyberthreats. 

  c|netCash App breach leaves data of 8.2 million customers exposed.

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