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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Power grids around the country remain vulnerable to cyber attacks, but the New York Assembly passed legislation Wednesday that would take steps to protect the state’s energy supply. Assemblyman Mike Cusick (D-North Shore/Mid-Island) introduced the bill as chair of his chamber’s Energy Committee, and said the legislation would help protect New Yorkers from the type of cyber attack blackouts seen around the globe. “New York’s energy grid is a prime target for hackers and cyber criminals across the globe,” he said. “We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines and give folks who want to harm New York’s unfettered access to the grid. The passage of this legislation is a crucial step in our fight against cyber crime and our efforts to bolster the resiliency of our grid.”

The Senate version of the bill has yet to be brought to a vote, and a spokesperson for Gov. Kathy Hochul said she would review the legislation if it passes both chambers. It passed the Assembly unanimously.

Earlier this year, Hochul launched a statewide partnership called the “Joint Security Operations Center” that serves as a first-of-its-kind cyber command center in the U.S. offering a statewide view of cyber threats to New York and promises improved coordination with federal and local partners.

She made the announcement in February with mayors from the state’s top cities, including New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

“There is a new type of emerging risk that threatens our daily lives, and just as we improved our physical security infrastructure in the aftermath of 9/11, we must now transform how we approach cybersecurity with that same rigor and seriousness,” the governor said.

https://www.silive.com/news/2022/05/assemblyman-cusick-takes-steps-against-growing-cyber-attack-risk-to-power-grid.html

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The growing threat hackers pose to businesses has led Tesco to conduct a cyberattack stress test for the first time, which found that a breach could cost it up to £2.4 billion in fines.

Under a risk analysis detailed in its latest annual report, Tesco modelled various scenarios for a cyberattack where customer data was compromised.

Britain’s biggest supermarket holds a wealth of customer data due to its 20 million Clubcard members. This means that it has to comply with the GDPR penalty framework under which firms can be fined for serious data breaches.

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Under the worst-case scenario outlined by Tesco, it could be fined a maximum of 4 per cent of group revenue. That is equivalent to £2.4 billion.

The growing threat hackers pose to businesses has led Tesco to conduct a cyberattack stress test for the first time, which found that a breach could cost it up to £2.4 billion in fines.

Under a risk analysis detailed in its latest annual report, Tesco modelled various scenarios for a cyberattack where customer data was compromised.

Britain’s biggest supermarket holds a wealth of customer data due to its 20 million Clubcard members. This means that it has to comply with the GDPR penalty framework under which firms can be fined for serious data breaches.

Business briefingIn-depth analysis and comment on the latest financial and economic news from our award-winning Business teams.One-click sign up.
Under the worst-case scenario outlined by Tesco, it could be fined a maximum of 4 per cent of group revenue. That is equivalent to £2.4 billion.

The growing threat hackers pose to businesses has led Tesco to conduct a cyberattack stress test for the first time, which found that a breach could cost it up to £2.4 billion in fines.

Under a risk analysis detailed in its latest annual report, Tesco modelled various scenarios for a cyberattack where customer data was compromised.

Britain’s biggest supermarket holds a wealth of customer data due to its 20 million Clubcard members. This means that it has to comply with the GDPR penalty framework under which firms can be fined for serious data breaches.

Business briefingIn-depth analysis and comment on the latest financial and economic news from our award-winning Business teams.One-click sign up.
Under the worst-case scenario outlined by Tesco, it could be fined a maximum of 4 per cent of group revenue. That is equivalent to £2.4 billion.

Rolls-Royce
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Rolls-Royce, which has been exposed to the travel restrictions in the aviation industry and especially in long-haul, for which it supplies engines for Airbus and Boeing, turned a small profit in 2021 after a £4 billion loss in 2020.

“We’re confident we have positioned the business to achieve positive profit and cash this year, driven by the benefits of our cost reductions and increased engine flying hours,” East, who will leave Rolls-Royce when a replacement is found, said.

The flying hours of passenger planes running on Rolls-Royce’s Trent engines, typically the Airbus A350 and Boeing 787, are up 42 per cent year on year.

Of the financial prospects for the Derby-based civil aviation business, which in normal times accounts for well over half the group, East said: “We expect underlying revenue to grow at a low double-digit percentage compound average growth rate from 2021 with an operating margin percentage in the high single digits, and with trading cashflow comfortably exceeding operating profit.”

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/warren-east-bows-out-with-upbeat-assessment-of-rolls-royce-kb83fhnxw

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Westminster Group PLC
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An estimated 650,000 #UKbusinesses will be affected by #protectduty / #martynslaw.

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Westminster Group PLC
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New Contract Award: Screening Equipment Upgrades for Japanese Government Agency.

Working closely with the client to diagnose ongoing issues with existing equipment and provide the appropriate resolution.
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New Contract Award: Screening Equipment Upgrades for Japanese Government Agency.

Working closely with the client to diagnose ongoing issues with existing equipment and provide the appropriate resolution.
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https://wg-plc.com/news/new-contract-screening-equipment-upgrades-for-japanese-government-agency

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https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2022/05/ellie-gouldings-hard-seltzer-to-be-stocked-in-everyman-cinemas/

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