Should more CEOs go to jail after data breaches? Elizabeth Warren thinks so.

Should more CEOs go to jail after data breaches? Elizabeth Warren thinks so.

Despite the growing sophistication of threats and increase compliance requirements, a high percentage of organizations are continuing to compromise their security.

Researchers say that two publicly exposed dataset are leaking Facebook data- from user names to plaintext passwords.

By David Balaban

The clock ticking its way to midnight. On New Year’s Eve, a lot of people hope only the best things will happen in 2019. There were though plenty of things to complain about last year. One of the biggest issues seemed to be the massive amount of security breaches involving digital companies and social media […]

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A Chinese woman arrested for entering the grounds of Mar-a-Lago under false pretenses was carrying electronic equipment holding malware.

81 women claim their privacy was violated as hospital tried to trap a drug thief.

The OceanLotus APT is using two new loaders which use steganography to read their encrypted payloads.

Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie opens IP Expo Manchester