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FTC holds alcohol delivery app Drizly and its CEO liable for lax data security before 2020 hack
Incident Response, Learnings
October 25, 2022
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The FTC voted 4-0 to accept a consent agreement with alcohol delivery app Drizly to settle a complaint alleging that the company ignored known security problems, resulting in a 2020 breach of 2.5 million consumers’ personal data.
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US Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Drizly
Data Breach Investigation
Alcohol Delivery Service
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