Compliance Management

A report today from Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet and Society predicts that in lieu of backdoors to encrypted messaging apps, intelligence agencies will increasingly turn to less fortified vectors to conduct digital surveillance.

Aimed at manufacturing, telecommunications, and financial services sectors, Dridex has reemerged after a post-holiday slowdown.

A default configuration used by the Apache server has been discovered as vulnerable to uncovering the identity of Tor users.

The founder of Liberty Reserve virtual currency pleaded guilty to running an enterprise that laundered more than $250 million obtained by criminals through identity theft, credit card fraud, computer hacking and other illicit activities.

What do recent settlements with the FTC, FCC and SEC really mean for cyber hygiene. Larry Jaffee reports.

American consumers are more preoccupied with data privacy than losing their main source of income with 92 percent of respondents in a new survey.

An IRS program launched to improve fraud prevention needs improvements, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said -- as the FTC rolls out an upgraded identity theft website.

The Senate Judiciary Committee gave the nod to the Judicial Redress Act, which would provide citizens of major U.S. allies a course of redress regarding information shared with U.S. law enforcement, sending it on to the full Senate.