Jordan Robertson is a cybersecurity reporter for Bloomberg News, with a focus on national issues in Canada. His work has been featured in various publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance, Financial Post, The Washington Post, and Fortune. Jordan covers a range of topics within cybersecurity, including major hacks, cryptocurrency, and emerging trends in the industry.
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Jordan Robertson focuses on finance, privacy & cybersecurity, and tech topics with a national focus on Canada. His coverage includes investment analysis, breaking news, and evolving stories.
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By: Jordan Robertson, Galit Altstein, Marissa Newman
Two months ago, Wiz Inc. was basking in a major milestone: It had just raised a $1 billion funding round, boosting its valuation to $12 billion. Investors were excited about the cloud security startup, which was absorbing $400 million in acquisitions, rapidly expanding its US footprint and starting to eye an initial public offering.
By: Shona Ghosh, Jordan Robertson
Behind a massive IT failure that grounded flights, upended markets and disrupted the operations of corporations around the world is one cybersecurity company:
A massive IT failure by CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. on Friday, July 19 grounded flights, upended markets and disrupted corporations around the world. CrowdStrike shares dropped as much as 15%. The impact of the disruption, which was compounded by an apparently unrelated issue with Microsoft Corp .'s Azure cloud services, is expected to continue for days.
By: Shona Ghosh, Jordan Robertson
Behind a massive IT failure that grounded flights, upended markets and disrupted corporations around the world is one cybersecurity company: CrowdStrike Holdings Inc.
By: Ryan Gallagher, Jordan Robertson
A tiny file ricocheted around the globe, exposing the global IT network's fragility and the risks of industry consolidation.
By: Jordan Robertson, Jake Bleiberg
Columbus Stops Cyber Researcher from Flagging Stolen Police Data
By: Paige Smith, Jordan Robertson
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What happens when a small business can’t afford a ransomware payment? But first…
What keeps election officials awake at night? Hint: it’s not vote tampering. But first…
By: Katrina Manson Tue, Jordan Robertson
(Bloomberg) -- Singapore Telecommunications Ltd., Singapore's largest mobile carrier, was breached by Chinese state-sponsored hackers this summer
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