Cybersecurity Dive reports data breaches in the healthcare sector increased by twofold between 2024 and 2025, even as the number of compromised patient records significantly declined.
Doubts have been raised on the legitimacy of the supposed breach of a Dell database containing over 5,000 records, including emails from more than 2,000 employees, according to Cybernews.
South Korean conglomerate Kyowon Group was estimated by a government investigation team to have had nearly 9.6 million accounts compromised following a suspected ransomware intrusion over the weekend, reports Yonhap News Agency.
SecurityWeek reports that JPMorgan Chase has announced that information from 659 private equity fund investors had been stolen following a breach at law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP.
Internal source code and documentation from Target Corporation exposed by a threat actor on the public software development platform Gitea were confirmed to be legitimate by current and former employees of the major U.S. retail firm, Bleeping Computer reports.
The enterprise data perimeter has collapsed. Sensitive data now flows continuously across cloud platforms, SaaS applications, employee endpoints, and generative AI tools — creating blind spots that traditional data security and first-generation DSPM solutions were never designed to address. Static scans, cloud-only visibility, and dashboard-driven...
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