Wyndham Hotels Used Poor Cybersecurity That Made It Easier for Hackers

Multiple Choice

Wyndham hotels used poor cybersecurity that made it easier for hackers to steal customer information, costing them millions of dollars. Wyndham's website claimed the company used good cybersecurity. The FTC sued for deceptive trade practices for failure to maintain proper computer security. Wyndham appealed. The court of appeals held that:

A) ​poor cybersecurity is not a deceptive trade practice, so is not under FTC jurisdiction.
B) ​poor cybersecurity is in the eye of the beholder as many companies are hacked; Wyndham is another victim that should not be singled out by the FTC.
C) ​consumers who suffered losses could bring breach of contract suit against Wyndham, negating the need for such FTC action.
D) ​Congress gave authority over cybersecurity to the Federal Communications Commission, not the FTC, so such action would have to come from the FCC.
E) ​none of the other choices are correct.