FTC: Drizly and CEO, data security data breach case

US Federal Trade Commission · decided Oct 24, 2022 · Settled

The FTC alleged security failures at the Uber-owned alcohol delivery service led to a breach exposing data of about 2.5 million consumers.

The case

Against: Drizly, LLC
Regulator: US Federal Trade Commission
Decided: Oct 24, 2022
Status: Settled
Outcome: Drizly must destroy unnecessary data and the order follows CEO Rellas to future companies.

1 dated entry

Date	Entry	Type	Source
Oct 24, 2022	Decision: FTC: Drizly and CEO, data security	Decision	Link

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Caption and links

In the Matter of Drizly, LLC and James Cory Rellas