On May 18, the Connecticut Supreme Court upheld a lower court's decision to deny
insurance coverage to a multinational technology and consulting
corporation stemming from a data breach that exposed sensitive
employee data. The court found that the insurance companies did not
need to cover losses tied to the data breach incident under a
section of the relevant policy providing coverage for injuries
caused through the publication of material that violates a
person's right to privacy.
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