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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning that it will pursue any company that fails to protect its customers’ data against ongoing Log4j attacks.
In early May, the FTC’s Chief Administrative Law Judge held that in an enforcement action the FTC must disclose “what data security standards, if any” it has published and intends to rely upon to demonstrate that a company’s data security practices are not reasonable and appropriate.