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.
A panel of experts at the Association of American Law School conference, that included the FTC's Lesley Fair, discussed how the law can and should respond to data breaches.
A breach at the Department of Education could be more devastating than the one experienced by OPM, House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz said last week at a Brookings Institute function.
A former director of baseball development for the St. Louis Cardinals pleaded guilty to charges of accessing computers belonging to the Houston Astros without authorization.
A Turkish criminal court sentenced a 26-year-old Onur Kopcak to 135 years in prison on Sunday for stealing 11 consumers' credit card information and selling it on the black market.
Unveiling a porfolio of new devices at CES as part of its Wireless Monitoring System, VTech claimed it's tightened security to better protect customers' personal data.
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