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News/Cyber & Privacy/Incomplete Cybersecurity Compliance Disclosures May Support Fraud Claim Under the False Claims Act, Federal Court Holds
Expert Opinion·Cyber & Privacy Brief

Incomplete Cybersecurity Compliance Disclosures May Support Fraud Claim Under the False Claims Act, Federal Court Holds

At the heels of a recent Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative related to cybersecurity practices and the False Claims Act, a cybersecurity-related FCA case has survived a motion for summary judgment, teeing up a trial to determine if the defendants’ cybersecurity compliance disclosures were materially incomplete and if any misstatements were knowingly made.

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