Equifax Stock Sales Said to Be Focus of DOJ Probe

The video discusses the DOJ's investigation into Equifax, focusing on insider trading allegations following a data breach. It explores the legal implications beyond insider trading, including state and federal laws, and examines the company's response and compliance with regulations. The investigation aims to determine who knew about the breach and when, ensuring transparency and adherence to legal standards.

What are the various laws that companies like Equifax must adhere to beyond securities laws?

What is the significance of the timing of the stock sales by insiders in relation to the data breach?

How does the DOJ plan to investigate the knowledge of executives regarding the data breach?

What are the potential consequences for a company if it is found that executives were not forthright about a data breach?

In what ways can the investigation determine if the company followed proper policies and procedures after the breach?