Data Security

A hacker going by the name TheNeoBoss is actively selling databases containing hundreds of thousands of user credentials from several porn sites belonging to Paper Street Media (PSM) on the Dark Web in an attempt to shame the site for using poor cyber security practices.

The names leaked from the email hack on Mossack Fonseca include many of the world's rich and powerful.

Basic network hygiene and improved visibility can go a long way, as we might learn from the likes of Ashley Madison and Anthem. Danny Bradbury reports.

The new data transfer mandate presents challenges for enterprises, but global trade depends on its widespread adoption, reports Larry Jaffee.

As Washington gets distracted, expect more activity at state legislatures on cybersecurity and privacy, reports Steve Zurier.

David Kent, founder of networking website Oilpro.com, was brought up on charges relating to computer hacking and wire fraud.

Kentucky State University was hit with a data breach on March 22 when an employee, responding to an email supposedly from the school's president, sent off W-2s for employees and students.

Hackers reportedly accessed computer networks at U.S. law firms, including Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP and Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP.