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FTC, MGM close to solving dispute over costly 2023 cyberattack

Posted on March 3, 2025 by Dissent

Richard N. Velotta reports:

The Federal Trade Commission’s dispute with MGM Resorts International over providing information about 2023’s costly cyberattack against the company may be coming to a resolution.

The FTC has told MGM it plans to withdraw its civil investigative demand regarding the incident that cost the company an estimated $100 million and crippled the company’s resort operations for nine days in September 2023.

In a two-paragraph letter Tuesday from FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson to Brian Boyle, a member of MGM’s Washington-based legal team, the federal agency said it is withdrawing its demand, known as a CID.

A copy of the letter was provided to the Review-Journal by MGM.

Read more at the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

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