To Fight Cybercriminals, Follow the Money Trail
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 to Come in Cybersecurity
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.
Maintaining CIA to Keep Health Care Security Threats at Bay
Health care security threats that compromise the confidentiality, integrity and availability of critical data can force hospitals to halt operations.
Big Data Control Frameworks: Have Your Data and Control It Too
Under a strong data control framework, vendors provide exceptional analytics tools without requiring owners to relinquish total control of the data.
FBI Warns About FTP Server Vulnerability
An FTP server, and especially anonymous FTP services, can be a significant security flaw that puts health care offices at risk.
Wipeout? Subpar Secondhand Mobile Device Security Leaves PII Exposed
Secondhand mobile device security is a struggle for many, according to new research. Data found that 40 percent of reused devices still contain old PII.
Vehicle Location Services Cloaked in MOPs
MOPs may allow a vehicle to cloak its position information from location services by using all radio communication channels available to it.
What I Learned About Smartphone Dependency on a Himalayan Trek
As smartphone use skyrockets in India, so does the threat of cyberattacks against Indian government agencies, banks, businesses and individual users.
Ransomware and Health Care: There’s More at Risk Than Just Money
Many cybercriminals have turned to ransomware as a cheaper, simpler alternative to traditional methods of stealing medical records.
Rising Data Breaches Put Health Care Security on Life Support
The health care industry is facing a security crisis: According to a recent study, data breaches are becoming all too common for the sector.