The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will take effect in May 2018. The new set of reforms for data protection will be a significant milestone that will urge organizations to reassess their data processing controls. What does it mean for SMBs?
The third part of the “Leaking Beeps” series discusses the different types of IT systems connected with unencrypted pages that can be used by attackers for reconnaissance or intelligence gathering.
While cybercriminals seem to be shying away from data theft to outright extortion as their main revenue source (cue in ransomware), stealing personal information and using or selling it for further cybercriminal acts is still a serious problem.
The Privacy Shield register is now open—prompting US companies that want to legally process personal information of employees and customers in the EU to sign up now.
Attackers know that sports enthusiasts are more susceptible during the rush and excitement around major events. Here are a few tips to make sure you enjoy a threat-free experience during the 2016 summer games.
Over 689,000 medical records and 9.3 million health insurance records were recently found being sold in the deep web. What happens to the stolen data, and how much is personal information worth in the online black market?
1.5 million active users of cloud-based backup firm, Carbonite, are forced to reset passwords following the recent discovery of a reused password attack.
Following spate of mega-breaches, unauthorized login attempts in several web services and online platforms rise, including recently-reported reused password attacks on Github and Citrix.
