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Masimo Updates SEC on Its Progress Recovering From Recent Cyberattack

May 28, 2025 by Ted Leave a Comment

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In a new filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Masimo Corporation (Nasdaq: MASI) updated regulators on its progress in recovering from a recent cyberattack that took its major systems offline for several days and disrupted manufacturing. The company also notified the SEC that as part of its participation in certain investment conferences coming up over the next few weeks, it intends to reiterate its updated outlook for expected financial performance over the remainder of fiscal 2025, as originally announced on May 6, 2025.

See more on the latest SEC filing by Masimo…

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Filed Under: Crime, Feature, Law, Management, Manufacturers, News Tagged With: cyberattack, Masimo

Masimo Tells SEC It Was the Victim of a Cyberattack

May 15, 2025 by Ted Leave a Comment

I recently reported that I had discovered that the primary website for Masimo Corporation (Nasdaq: MASI) – Masimo.com – was down…and down for a few days. This is very unusual for a public company and the message displayed on the inactive site sounded suspiciously untrue – saying the site was undergoing “maintenance.” Now we’ve learned from a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that the company had suffered an intrusion and “unauthorized activity” on its systems.

See more on this cyber incident on Masimo.com

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Filed Under: Crime, Law, News Tagged With: cyber crime, Masimo

Ex-Samsung Exec Indicted for Industrial Espionage in International Incident

June 13, 2023 by Ted Leave a Comment

Samsung Semiconductors website

A former high-level Samsung Electronics executive was indicted on Monday for industrial espionage as it is alleged that he stole trade secrets in the form of blueprints and designs for an advanced Samsung chipmaking factory in order to create an identical one in China. South Korean prosecutors say the executive’s actions jeopardized national economic security, according to a report by the Reuters News Agency.

See more on this surprising Samsung news

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Filed Under: Asian Connection, Crime, Law, Manufacturers, News, Technology Tagged With: CHIPS Act, Samsung

Snap One Offers ‘Partners’ Advice to Protect Them from Fraud

July 7, 2022 by Ted Leave a Comment

Snap One By integrators for integrators

Snap One, the entity originally founded as SnapAV, and a company whose motto is “Founded by integrators for integrators,” recently demonstrated how they strive to be a better partner by providing their dealers with some really solid and helpful advice. One of their appreciative dealers forwarded me an email he had received from the company containing useful information on how to protect his business from fraud.

See how Snap One sought to protect dealers from fraud

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Filed Under: Brands, Crime, Dealers, Integrators, Management, Manufacturers, News, Strategy Tagged With: content, fraud, Snap One

VOXX Int’l Reveals It’s Been Hit By a Ransomware Attack

September 30, 2020 by Ted Leave a Comment

Warns that Sensitive Employee & Contractor Info Compromised

VOXX International Corporation (NASDAQ:VOXX) revealed this week that they were the victim of a ransomware attack in July and that an assessment of the hack completed early this month shows that sensitive and confidential employee and contractor information has been compromised. The company has issued a warning to all employees and contractors who have worked for the company over the last 20-years.

See more on this surprising VOXX ransomware attack…

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Filed Under: Brands, Crime, Law, Management, Manufacturers, News Tagged With: Klipsch, ransomware, Voxx International

Industry Brands Take a Public Stance on Systemic Racism & Injustice

June 4, 2020 by Ted 1 Comment

YouTube social media post on social injustice and racism

It seemed as if 2020 was destined to represent a year of hardship, illness, and death in the wake of a still simmering COVID-19 pandemic – not to mention its impact on the economy. Then, a white police officer in Minnesota was filmed with his knee on the neck of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, who died. That officer, along with three others present, was charged with murder. And a fuse was lit that erupted into street protests which were largely peaceful with some acts of violence in cities around the country.

This scenario – white police officer killing an unarmed black man – is an all-too familiar one here in the United States…but this time, people took to the streets both here and around the world. And a growing list of powerful brands, including a few in our industry, are stepping forward to take a stance on the issue.

See which brands are taking on racism…

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Filed Under: Brands, Crime, News, Strategy Tagged With: George Floyd, injustice, racism, systemic racism

EU Hits Pioneer, D&M, Philips & Asus with Fines for Price Fixing

July 27, 2018 by Ted Leave a Comment

Asus logoThe European Commission, the EU’s antitrust regulatory unit, after a 17-month investigation of online price fixing and other illegal anti-competitive practices has levied a fine of €111.2 million ($130 million) against four prominent consumer electronics brands, including Pioneer Corp., D&M Holdings Inc. of Japan, Koninklijke Philips NV of the Netherlands, and AsusTek Computer, Inc. of Taiwan. The companies were alleged to have imposed fixed or minimum online prices for their products.

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Filed Under: Crime, Law, News Tagged With: Asus, D&M Holdings, Philips, Pioneer, price fixing

Polls: Facebook Faces a Major Trust Crisis

March 29, 2018 by Ted Leave a Comment

Stunning Reversal for Once-Loved FANG Brand

Facebook finds themselves square in the middle of a political and public relations fire storm, as news of the firms connection to Cambridge Analytica and the harvesting of the personal data on at least 50 million Facebook users, including perhaps you and I, have recently received a lot of news coverage. Now word comes via two new polls that the company’s brand has taken a serious hit in the eyes of their users and former fans.

See more on these latest polls about Facebook from Reuters/Ipsos… [Read more…] about Polls: Facebook Faces a Major Trust Crisis

Filed Under: Brands, Consumer Trends, Crime, Law, News, Pivot Point, Research, Survey Tagged With: Amazon, Apple, Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Google, Mark Zuckerberg, Microsoft, Yahoo

HARD TIME: Vann’s Ex-CEO Gets 5+ Years in Federal Prison

May 25, 2017 by Ted Leave a Comment

Judge: ‘…Arrogance, That Defies Explanation’

Photo of George Manlove, now with Velodyne
George Manlove

 

In February, we reported that George Leslie Manlove was convicted on approximately 170 out of a total of 200 Federal felony counts stemming from his tenure as CEO of the now-defunct Vann’s Electronics & Appliances in Montana. A few days ago, Manlove learned his fate in the form of a sentence from U.S. District Court Chief Judge Dana Christensen, and it wasn’t a pretty picture. Manlove has been ordered to serve a sentence of more than 5 years in a Federal Penitentiary.

See more on this fall from grace by Manlove, the former CEO of Vann’s… [Read more…] about HARD TIME: Vann’s Ex-CEO Gets 5+ Years in Federal Prison

Filed Under: Crime, Law, News, Pivot Point, Retailers Tagged With: George Leslie Manlove, George Manlove, prison, Vann's

With Company Leader Incapacitated and Heir-Apparent Arrested: Who’s In Charge at Samsung?

February 22, 2017 by Ted Leave a Comment

Samsung's Vice Chairman LeeAfter several years of non-stop success, Samsung has had a bit of a tough run lately. From exploding smartphone batteries to self-destructing washing machines to the arrest of the company’s Vice Chairman and heir-apparant…it’s been a challenging time, to say the least. But with the company Chairman Lee Kun-hee incapacitated due to failing health and his son, the Vice Chairman, now in police custody – the company’s biggest problem is a lack of leadership at the helm.

See how Samsung is addressing their leadership gap as a result of recent police action… [Read more…] about With Company Leader Incapacitated and Heir-Apparent Arrested: Who’s In Charge at Samsung?

Filed Under: Asian Connection, Crime, Management, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point, Strategy Tagged With: Jay Y. Lee, Lee Kun-hee, Samsung Electronics

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