Las Vegas Gamble: Boyd Gaming’s Data Breach Jackpot!

Boyd Gaming Corporation, a major Las Vegas-based gambling firm, reported a cybersecurity incident breaching personal data. An unauthorized third party accessed their IT systems, but the company assures business operations remain unaffected. With leading cybersecurity experts on the case, Boyd expects their insurance to cover incident-related costs.

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Hot Take:

In the heist of the century, cybercriminals hit the jackpot without ever setting foot in a Las Vegas casino. Boyd Gaming Corporation’s IT systems were breached, but don’t worry, the roulette wheel is still spinning and the slot machines are still ringing. Looks like Boyd’s cybersecurity insurance is the real MVP in this gamble!

Key Points:

– Boyd Gaming Corporation suffered a cybersecurity breach affecting personal data of employees and some individuals.
– The incident was disclosed in an 8-K filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
– The breach did not affect Boyd’s business operations or financial condition.
– Cybersecurity experts and federal law enforcement are involved in the remediation.
– Boyd has insurance expected to cover incident response costs.

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