United States: DOJ Announces New Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative - Covington & Burling

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United States: DOJ Announces New Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative - Covington & Burling

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Published 20 Oct 2021

In a December 2020 speech, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Michael Granston warned that cybersecurity fraud could see enhanced enforcement under the False Claims Act ("FCA").

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