Marriott CEO apologises for data breach, vows improvements

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Before a US Senate panel.

Marriott CEO apologises for data breach, vows improvements
Marriott International Inc Chief Executive Arne Sorenson apologized on Thursday before a US Senate panel for a massive data breach involving up to 383 million guests in its Starwood hotels reservation system and vowed to protect against future attacks. Sorenson told the Senate Permanent ...

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