With Data Privacy Day now upon us, cybersecurity experts from across the industry have offered their advice on how both individuals and organizations can protect their data.
In what prosecutors are calling a "first of its kind" case, a hacker linked to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) has been extradited to the U.S. to face charges.
SCMagazine.com asked key thought leaders to identify key events in last year that have reshaped public policy and expectations of what happens—and what should happen—to personally identifiable information when users go online.
Unit 42 researchers said Scarlet Mimic is behind attacks against minority rights activists that began more than four years, though they've shifted both their tactics and the malware used.
A Swiss digital surveillance law that has rankled online privacy advocates will now subjected to a public vote, after opponents collected enough signatures to challenge the legislation.
Plaintiffs in Atlanta had a class-action lawsuit dismissed on Monday following the state's acknowledgement it had put at risk the data of more than six million registered voters.
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