Data Security

After Hacking Team's data was leaked, Kaspersky researchers used reports of a discussion between Hacking Team's CEO and an exploit seller to discover a new zero-day vulnerability.

Tax software maker TaxAct is informing some of its customers that an unauthorized third party accessed their TaxAct account in late 2015.

Teen involved in hacking the CIA director's email last year is now claiming to have hacked into the National Intelligence director's account.

American Express Travel Related Services Company reported three breaches to the California Attorney General.

The armed militia currently occupying the Malheur Wildlife National Refuge in Oregon reportedly breached a computer system at the facility and accessed personal information on employees who work at the station.

Scammers are contacting Dell customers with detailed information about customers' accounts, including model numbers, support ticket numbers, service tags, and other information.

How do you secure that which you don't control? This is the big question for every enterprise, since no organization exists in a vacuum. From third-party commercial software (including operating systems) to open source, custom-written applications, there are plenty of attack vectors that cause concern.