The legal fallout from the Stryker cyberattack continues to unfold, as the medical technology manufacturer has asked a federal court to dismiss a proposed class action lawsuit brought by current and former employees. The plaintiffs allege that their personal information was compromised during the cyberattack on Stryker, but the company argues that its investigation found no evidence supporting those claims. 
Employee Data Was Not Accessed During the Stryker Cyberattack 

In a court filing submitted Monday, Michigan-based Stryker said an internal review conducted with independent experts found that none of the eight named plaintiffs had personally identifiable information (PII) accessed dur...