Between Europe's and California's privacy laws, companies have a complex landscape to navigate in 2020. Even data-mature industries, such as financial services, see problems ahead.

Just because a malware family isn't all over the headlines doesn't mean it isn't interesting... or important... or dangerous!

The leaky database was online for about a week, exposing customers' vehicles information and personal identifiable information.

If history has taught us anything, it's that hackers can (and will) compromise passwords. Innovation in authentication technology is poised to change that in the coming year.

Trustwave researchers outline free card skimmer detection techniques

Google has rushed out a fix for a bug in the Android version of Chrome that left some app users unable to access accounts or retrieve stored data.

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It's not a bread line, and it's not a line to see Santa - it's an analog response to a nasty cyber attack.

For years, organisations have been using a common tactic called the warrant canary to warn people that the government has secretly demanded access to their private information. Now, a proposed standard could make this tool easier to use.

Instagram's expanding its fact-checking program but, like Facebook, says it won't keep political speech away from "public debate and scrutiny."