A new trend is emerging among large commercial companies to mitigate the likelihood of impostors scamming consumers with fraudulent domains, reports Bloomberg. Since the dot-com boom, thousands of scam websites
NextGov is reporting that the federal government is pushing energy and utility companies to ramp up cyber security measures across the board.
As the risk of cyber threats grow, fund managers are finding themselves further behind on the ball on adequately ensuring investors that proper steps to establish comprehensive cyber defensive measures
Financial Review forecasts an increase in cyber insurance in response to the burgeoning prevalence of data breaches in recent months. The calls for enhanced cyber security reflect companies’ growing concern
Last week, the White House announced new rules and regulations for contractors and this week the Pentagon is rolling out its new rules governing military contractors. According to a military official, the
Brian Krebs recently reported that the FBI issued an alert detailing how email scams designed to convince personnel to “initiate unauthorized international wire transfers, has allowed criminals to scam more than
Bitcoin, a virtual currency developed in 2009, was originally designed as a dark web currency to purchase drugs, or even hit-men; mostly illegal, shady business you wouldn’t want to tie to
Reuters is reporting that U.S. officials are considering placing sanctions on Russian and Chinese individuals and businesses for their roles in cyber attacks targeting U.S. commercial interests.
KPMG, a global consulting firm, recently released a new study, Health Care and Cyber Security: Increasing Threats Require Increased Capabilities, which revealed that 80% of surveyed health organizations have been compromised by outside hackers.
EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants believes that one of the most serious threats facing businesses and individuals comes from cyberspace. Daniel Houston, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management and
