Kentucky to receive nearly $260K in 23andMe data breach settlement
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Attorney General Russell Coleman and 41 other attorneys general launched an investigation after the genetic testing company announced a data breach affecting 6.9 million people, including more than 69,000 people in Kentucky.
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Attorney General Russell Coleman and 41 other attorneys general launched an investigation after the genetic testing company announced a data breach affecting 6.9 million people, including more than 69,000 people in Kentucky.
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