Tag: Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

Retail cybersecurity requires a large-scale transition to cope with new threat vectors, close significant infrastructure gaps, and extend security protocols across new cloud and SaaS platforms.

Cybercriminals buried crypto-mining malware inside compromised websites in an effort to hijack victims' computing resources.

Many consumers are willing to volunteer their personal information for the sake of convenience, but it's important to understand that data privacy affects not only individuals but entire communities.

What can the Cold War teach us about data security? More than you may realize. Explore alternative methods for securing transmitting data.

The education industry faces a security crisis, one that goes beyond protecting the classrooms and hallways. IT professionals in the education sector see cybersecurity as their top priority, consistently ranking it as their No. 1 concern. However,...

Most cybercriminals are after money. To safeguard your network from money-hungry fraudsters, you need to know where your most valuable assets are stored.

The Internet of Things offers convenience and fun in the form of step counters and other innovative toys, but it also puts health data and PII at risk.

Health care security threats that compromise the confidentiality, integrity and availability of critical data can force hospitals to halt operations.

Under a strong data control framework, vendors provide exceptional analytics tools without requiring owners to relinquish total control of the data.

An FTP server, and especially anonymous FTP services, can be a significant security flaw that puts health care offices at risk.