As the technical evaluator for more than 200 wireless developer partners, my laptop was an espionage goldmine and I knew it. So I made a point not to bring it.
Despite facing stricter privacy and security regulations, hospitals still are struggling to protect patient information, and breaches cost the health care industry $6 billion annually, according to a new study.
An unauthorized individual recently gained access to a Louisiana state licensing database that contained the personal information of tens of thousands of emergency medical technicians (EMTs).
Hotels are the spots where industrial spies used to crouch like lions around a waterhole on the business savannah. Do these old school threats still exist?
With four billion mobile phones compared to one billion computers, cell phones remain a primary espionage target. You can eliminate most traveler-related cell phone risk with one step.
The Indiana Attorney General's office has filed a lawsuit against Indianapolis-based health insurance provider WellPoint for taking months to notify state residents whose personal information was breached.
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