Paxton opens investigation into Carnival after data breach affecting Texas consumers
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Carnival Corporation after a breach that allegedly affected about 6 million people and more than 800,000 Texans.
Regulatory
CISA warns of hardcoded-credential flaw in Johnson Controls TL280 devices
CISA published an advisory on Johnson Controls TL280 devices, urging firmware update 5.63 and other mitigation steps after identifying CVE-2026-27871.
CISA flags RadiAnt DICOM flaw that could crash app and allow code execution
CISA issued an advisory on a medium-severity flaw in Medixant RadiAnt DICOM and urged users to update to version 2026.1 and open files only from trusted sources.
CISA warns of MongoDB flaws in ABB Ability Zenon IIoT services
CISA’s advisory says ABB Ability Zenon deployments using bundled MongoDB 4.2 may be affected by multiple flaws, and ABB recommends replacing the database or removing IIoT services.
Xonar says SOC 2 Type II review found security controls effective
Xonar Technology said an independent SOC 2 Type II examination concluded its controls for security and availability worked effectively during the review period.
Abbott vetoes Texas THC ban, calls special session on hemp regulation
Abbott blocked a bill that would have banned consumable hemp products with THC and said Texas should regulate the market with stronger enforcement and age limits.
Texas bill would limit local workplace rules on pay and breaks
House Bill 2127 has passed the Texas House and is headed to the Senate. Supporters say it would make it easier for businesses to operate statewide, while opponents say it would strip cities of authority over local ordinances.