Articles Tagged with ''hackers''

The new generation of cybercriminals, exemplified by groups like ShinyHunters, practice a more persistent version of identity theft.

Security leaders are encouraged to remain alert for escalating and evolving threats. 

BreachForums faced a data breach of its own. 

When vacationers unwind and employees unplug, cybercriminals clock in for their busiest time of year.

According to reports, the personal information of nearly 6.9 million users has been accessed by hackers of 23andMe. Security leaders discuss.

Even with the pressure to compete with cybercriminals, organizations ignore one of the most effective and time-tested cybersecurity tools: the ethical hacker.

A new report finds that 72% of hackers believe artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace the creativity of humans in security research and vulnerability management.

While stealing music from a band might not be equal to obtaining and releasing customer personal information, there are still lessons to learn from this incident.

A multi-faceted, comprehensive approach to mitigating vendor cybersecurity risks will improve resiliency for logistics companies, their employees and customers. 

An ex-Uber chief security officer has been sentenced to probation after being found guilty of trying to cover up a 2016 data breach.