Breach

An employee with North Carolina-based CaroMont Health sent out an insecure email containing personal information on more than 1,300 patients.

More than 3,500 patients of University of California San Francisco Medical Center may have had data compromised after a hospital laptop was stolen from an employee's vehicle.

Source code for several Adobe products was stolen in a breach, putting saboteurs in a better position to discover previously unknown vulnerabilities, experts warn.

Along with credit and debit card numbers and expiration dates, the attackers accessed Adobe customer IDs and encrypted passwords.

Nearly two thousand patients may have personal information at risk after an unauthorized user accessed an electronic medical record system for Iowa-based UnityPoint Health.

Patients treated this year at St. Mary's Janesville Hospital in Wisconsin may have had personal data compromised when a health care laptop was stolen from the car of an employee.

With the barrage of attacks only growing, today's enterprise must face reality with a variety of defenses, reports James Hale.