Data breach stories - Page 36

An increase in the amount of data businesses must store means the risk of a data breach or cyber-attack also increases.

Hackers have released another batch of information supposedly belonging to cybersecurity firm FireEye, two weeks after the initial data dump.

An IoA highlights the need to change focus from what already happened within your network to looking at potential issues as they happen.

The alert from Centrify come as the Sabre Corp data breach continues to claim victims around the world, with Trump Hotels the latest announced.

The Australian costs of data breaches are dropping but organisations are still losing $2.5 million every year.

Organisations risk becoming non-compliant with data breach laws - Here's how your organisation can navigate the regulations and tighten your security.

Big data increases the risk of cyber attacks, warns Aleron's director Alex Morkos. Organizations must take steps to protect themselves.

More and more companies are realizing that trusted & trained employees can also pose an enormous threat. We have identified three types of employees.

Your company's information is always at risk of being stolen, but what if that stolen information is encrypted - and worthless to hackers?.

No one likes admitting when they've made a mistake. Especially if it's a big one, like a leak that exposes customers' private & personal information.

Do you like RDP? Good. So do attackers. Wait? What?! Yes, attackers love your weakly-defended RDP port as the payoff can be huge.

Take heed or be caught out - Cyber-Risk puts together some tips to help you prepare for the breach reporting laws.

Workplace group chat tool HipChat has been hit by a data breach and users are being advised to check if they are vulnerable.

LogRhythm's latest cyber resiliency report casts a damning look into the state of Asia Pacific organisations in Asia Pacific.

Verizon's Threat Research Advisory Center is now live and operational - representing what it calls a 'significant milestone' into cybersecurity.

Australia, like other countries, has not been immune to data breaches in which personal information has been exposed.

So it's all very well to understand cyber risks, but how do you put security measures in place? Brennan IT suggests five tips to better security.

Gemalto's Breach Level Index proves once again that data breaches across the world continue to increase in scale and severity.

IBM Security's 2017 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index has uncovered a 556% increase in the number of breached records in the past year.

13% of Australian boards have no briefing on preventing cyber attacks; cyber incidents doubled to over 40% in last year.