On Thursday, Yahoo Inc. disclosed a security breach that occurred in late 2014, affecting at least 500 million of its one billion users. It is postulated that the cybercrime was
A recent report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), presented to the President’s Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity, revealed that the number of “cyber incidents reported by federal agencies
Digital security firm Gemalto found that data breaches have increased 15 percent in the first half of 2016, compared to the previous six months, according to its latest Breach Level
Contrary to prevalent eye-catching headlines on foreign cyberterrorism being one of today’s biggest security concerns, the reality is that companies are most vulnerable from the inside. IBM found, in their
A report suggests that fortunately, governors and state officials are placing more emphasis on cybersecurity threats. The recent new National Association of State Chief Information Officers-Deloitte study, State Governments at
Unlike other forms of insurance which rely on historical data modeling designed to quantify, predict and mitigate risk, cyber-risks are constantly evolving, making the next event extremely difficult to foresee.
Two North Carolina men were arrested last Thursday for their involvement in hacking senior U.S. government officials and U.S. federal computer systems. Andrew Otto Boggs, under the handle “INCURSIO” and
As the concept of self-driving vehicles becomes a reality, cyber experts worry that a hack into a vehicle’s system could lead to a deadly and catastrophic incident. A recent article
It appears the Russian hacking group ‘Fancy Bear’ has struck again, posting the medical and drug testing records of several top U.S. Olympians online. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) announced
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a proposal requiring financial services companies, including insurance brokers, insurance companies, banks and other financial services institutions, to follow specific cybersecurity protocols intended to