Breach

Information exposed in the breach reportedly ranges from thousands of Social Security numbers to sensitive HR and proprietary data.

Should we rush out signatures for this latest version of malware, or should we take a step back and figure out how to focus our technology and security operations around identifying attackers before they wreak such havoc?

The women's clothing retailer said a November breach of its store payment system exposed account numbers and other payment card information.

New research on the data-wiping malware reveals more connections to the Sony Pictures attack.

Financial institutions discovered fraudulent activity on customer credit cards recently used at Bebe stores, Brian Krebs reported.

The case, which alleges negligence, failture to provide adequate security and claims a violation of Minnesota's Plastic Security Act, has been given the green light to move forward.

After making a similar announcement in November, Texas-based Visionworks is notifying 48,000 customers in Florida that a database server containing their personal information is missing.