Some business leaders may be surprised to discover that the biggest risk facing organizational data is not from individual hackers or even large groups of cybercriminals. Those high-profile breaches do have a tendency to make headlines, but there is a much quieter threat that all organizations must ...

Financial institutions in the United States saw a spike in cybercriminal activity earlier this year after a series of distributed-denial-of-service-attacks interrupted operations. Although DDoS attacks are primarily designed to disrupt operations, some evidence suggested that these were intended to ...

Evolving technology trends have created numerous information security concerns for many organizations, significant damage can result from non-compliance fines as well as broken customer trust. This places a premium on protecting digital assets with best practice security solutions. InformationWeek c...

The University of Georgia recently announced a significant data breach involving the names and Social Security numbers of more than 8,500 current and former employees. While hackers may have compromised the system as early as September 28, officials didn't begin their investigation until October 1, ...

When many organizations think of high-profile data breaches, it's often the large server warehouses, storing terabytes of information that come to mind. But much smaller storage devices can also result in hefty fines, as was exhibited by a recent flash drive theft. According to ZDNet columnist Karen...