In 2023, 23andMe had a data breach the exposed millions of people ancestry data. The lawsuit that followed, has reached a $30 million settlement. What to know.

Personal information for nearly half of the popular genetic testing company's customers -- 6.9 million people -- were exposed in the data breach.

The small business lobby is pushing to limit the reach of Labor’s overhaul of the Privacy Act to firms with annual turnover above $10 million, up from the current threshold of $3 million.

Medical-billing services provider Gryphon Healthcare LLC is facing at least six proposed federal class actions alleging it failed to protect the personal information of nearly 400,000 people that was exposed in an August data breach.

Victims affected by a massive 23andMe data breach could collect a heck of a paycheck. A proposed settlement agreement would offer up to $10,000 to victims. Under the settlement that still needs court approval,

Ancestry company 23andMe agreed to settle a multi-million class action lawsuit that accused it of not protecting its users’ data.