As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how organizations struggled to obtain a holistic view of all devices and their vulnerabilities, and how to mitigate and fix them to manage risk and ensure compliance.
Privacy laws go into effect on January 1 in California, Colorado and Virginia – and DataGrail CEO Daniel Barber says it’s time businesses take privacy seriously –
because Connecticut and Utah laws will go live later in 2023, and more states are poised to follow.
Mastercard has been directed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to change business practices in relation to its processing of debit card transaction.
Louisiana-based Xavier University had student and employee data potentially compromised following a cyberattack against its network last month, Government Technology reports.
Personal data compromised in Cincinnati state college breach The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Cincinnati State Technical Community College had network-stored personal data potentially exposed following a cyberattack between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2.
Taiwanese semiconductor information security startup JMEM Technology has developed integrated solutions aimed at addressing firmware- and software-level vulnerabilities in an effort to bolster data security.
Open-source web browser Brave has unveiled a new private information retrieval scheme dubbed 'FrodoPIR' that would enable hidden queries to database servers.
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