For years, federal contractors have accepted contracts with terms that require cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive unclassified information along with other categories of “Covered Defense Information.” Now, a federal court has ruled that a False Claims Act case may proceed where a whistleblower contends that a contractor for DoD and NASA “fraudulently entered into contracts … despite knowing” the company did not meet the minimum cybersecurity requirements in awarded contracts.
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