Yet Another False Claims Settlement

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Register for Secure The DIB: Voluntarily disclose your DFARS cybersecurity noncompliance? That'll be $1.75M, please. This week we're looking at the details of a recent False Claims Act settlement involving a small defense contractor. Turns out that mistaking export controls for cyber controls and relying on the wrong external service providers can controls can cost you a lot of money. Pathfinder 101: Pathfinder Demo: DOJ Settlement: DFARS 7012:

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