Data Security

With all the current concern over IoT being insecure from cyberattacks, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) posted a timely blog post outlining the agency's final guidance for medical device safety.

It's all about data security.

A database holding PII on owners of medical marijuana facilities in Nevada was hit by a breach.

Earlier this year, Forbes published its view of the “10 Most Stressful Jobs in 2016.” Admittedly, the security profession isn’t as physically dangerous as fighting fires or piloting an airplane, but security comes with its own unique set of threats that make day-to-day work incredibly stressful.

Three Chinese citizens were charged with hacking their way into the networks of seven law firms and siphoning out investment data.

A former patient of the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) posted data of patients, including Social Security numbers, to social media.

As we continue to ramp up our efforts in providing you with a resourceful library of content you can rely on, we’ve decided to reflect on some of the top InfoSec insider articles of 2016, based on the engagement we’ve received from our readers.

Columbia County School District in Georgia was hit by a breach that compromised personal data, including Social Security numbers, of staff.