Articles Tagged with ''data theft''

While an increasing number of companies have a basic data breach response plan in place, many plans do not cover important steps and executives lack confidence in their ability to manage a major breach, according to a new study. 
 

The US Senate recently passed the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act - or CISA - by a wide 74-21 margin.

Intercede released the findings of consumer research that suggests Millennials in the U.S. and U.K. have almost entirely lost trust in government and business to protect their personal information online.

A new survey says that government is the target of cybercriminals and nation state attackers, citing the OPM security breach as an example.

A survey has found that that 56 percent of consumers are unaware of what an EMV or 'chip' credit card is.
 

Times Square in New York City presents the most threat to tourists using a mobile device, according to a Skycure report.
 

According to the 2015 Business Risk Survey, business leaders are most concerned about potential risks associated with healthcare costs and cybersecurity threats to their organizations.

A U.S. appeals court said the FTC has authority to regulate corporate cybersecurity.
 

Two men were criminally charged over their alleged roles in a conspiracy to steal 94,000 credit and debit card numbers from Michaels Stores Inc.

In the wake of massive data breaches such as those at the U.S. government’s Office of Personnel Management, health insurer Anthem and retailer Target, an enterprise’s initial reaction might be to tighten the security around networks and data. However, you may be forgetting one critical component: the insider threat.