Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
Credential abuse is fueling a surge in digital fraud. Learn how fraud syndicate ALTSRUS exploits vulnerable sectors and why early detection is now critical.
Tariffs, trade turmoil, and economic strain will fuel cybercrime, espionage, and hacktivism as companies reduce their cybersecurity budgets and threat actors take advantage of the chaos.
Read how a British Columbia court affirmed damages in a data breach case, setting a privacy and cybersecurity law precedent for compensation without proof of loss.
Windows vulnerability CVE-2025-24054 is now actively exploited in phishing attacks, allowing hackers to steal New Technology LAN Manager (NTLM) hashes with minimal user interaction.
UnitedHealth faces backlash over loan repayment demands as healthcare providers and the AMA call for flexible terms amid ongoing financial struggles.
A new report urges the US to improve cybercrime data collection and coordination across federal agencies to better understand and combat rising cyber threats.
Ransomware hackers leaked sensitive client data online, exposing the law firm to potential negligence claims in addition to an Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) fine.
Learn more about how the Department of Justice’s Bulk Data Access Rule reshapes digital advertising and what compliance and risk managers must do to avoid penalties.
Read how Utah has tightened AI regulation with new laws on disclosures, mental health chatbots, and impersonation, raising the bar for responsible AI deployment.
Learn more about a new custom backdoor linked to the RansomHub gang, which signals the growing threat of more stealthy and efficient tactics by cybercriminals.
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