UK Supreme Court rules that Morrisons can't be held responsible for 2014 data breach
The company was facing compensation claims from thousands of former and current employees over the security incident
UK Supreme Court has ruled that Morrisons can't be held responsible for 2014 data breach
The UK's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that British supermarket group Wm Morrisons cannot be held liable for 2014 data breach in which a former employee posted personal details of over 100,000 staff...
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