Most agencies are failing or barely getting by when it comes to cybersecurity, according to the latest scorecard for the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA).

Beijing pressed ahead with moves to assert greater control over technology companies, continuing a campaign that’s roiled financial markets and prompted Washington to suspend public offerings by Chinese companies on U.S. exchanges until risks are better disclosed.

Amazon.com Inc. faces the biggest ever European Union privacy fine after its lead privacy watchdog hit it with a 746 million-euro ($888 million) penalty for violating the bloc’s tough data protection rules.

China ordered more than two dozen technology firms to carry out internal inspections as part of a campaign to root out illegal online activity.

Security researchers say they have uncovered an ongoing hacking campaign carried out by suspected Russian spies who are continuing to stage attacks amid U.S. pressure on the Kremlin to curtail its alleged cyber-intrusions.

Section 230 protects websites, including social media platforms, from liability for hosting online content that they did not develop or create. But three appellate court decisions, all within roughly the last year, have shown that this tech liability shield is not always a successful defense to claims involving online content.