Articles Tagged with ''cyber security''

While businesses have taken risk management into the digital age, morphing governance, risk and compliance into digital risk management (DRM), many organizations missed one vital component of DRM — namely, compliance as a code. 

T-Mobile has agreed to pay $350 million to customers affected by a data breach, in an effort to settle a class action lawsuit. 

Despite good intentions, over 60% of companies have a long way to go to protect privileged identities and access, according to a Delinea report of IT security decision makers.

Cybercriminals have started to use messaging apps like Discord and Telegram to spread malware, according to Intel 471 security research. 

When it comes to compliance and data privacy, ignorance is not bliss. Today’s businesses must be aware of the regulations that govern them or risk incurring significant, potentially crippling penalties.  

As Senior Vice President, Chief Information Security Officer at Accolade, Kelli Burns will lead the information security business unit and support the overall compliance and risk management function.

As the number of cyberattacks rise, organizations must reconsider their approach to cybersecurity to be more proactive rather than reactive, which is why the adoption of proactive auditing, among a wider offensive cybersecurity approach, is so essential.

Two ransom payments made by U.S. healthcare providers were recovered by law enforcement and returned to victims, the Justice Department announced.

Cyberattackers are now sending phishing emails from PayPal using social engineering, Avanan research reveals.

Deepfakes, digital twins and artificial intelligence — what are the negative and positive effects of these technologies? Are they good for society or bad?