A growing list of companies, including Capital One, U.S. Bank, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase, are notifying customers that their email addresses were stolen by hackers.
Do revelations stemming from the Anonymous hack that HBGary Federal was engaged in shady, potentially illegal, activities cast the security industry as a whole in a negative light?
A Des Plaines, Ill.-based social service agency that serves abused children revealed late last week that three computer files containing personal and medical information of almost 4,000 children have gone missing.
A BP employee lost a laptop containing the personal information of thousands of Louisiana residents who filed compensation claims after last year's devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Massachusetts attorney general's office has settled with a Boston restaurant group whose computer systems were compromised by hackers to steal some 125,000 customer credit card numbers.
