11/9/2026 2:08:18 PM | less than a minute read

DOJ Reaches $13 Million False Claims Act Settlement with Defense Contractors Over Cybersecurity Compliance Failures

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Key Takeaways Cybersecurity noncompliance continues to create FCA exposure. The settlement demonstrates that contractors may face significant liability

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