The state revenue department now admits private data, including the names, tax identification numbers and the banking information of the payroll processors of more than 39,000 business taxpayers were compromised.
The University of Virginia Health System is letting almost 2,000 patients know that their health records may have been exposed when an unauthorized third party gained access to a computer several years ago.
California's Department of Fish and Wildlife has reportedly issued an internal memo warning that a former employee downloaded worker and vendor records to a personal device without authorization, and stored them on an insecure network.
The Staybridge Suites Lexington was hit with what appears to be a point of sales data breach that took place when several devices at the Kentucky hotel were hit with malware.
An independent risk assessment conducted this month found that the security posture of U.S. government contractors was markedly worse than the federal agencies that use these third-party services, suggesting contractors must raise their game and bridge the gap.
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