Data Privacy & Cybersecurity

That Cyber-Attack May Be An Inside Job

About one in five security breaches are engineered by contractors or once-trusted employees. Typically these breaches are more costly and […]

NSA Co-Workers Gave Passwords To Snowden

NSA leaker Edward Snowden used a low-tech method for accessing secure information he shouldn’t have been able to see: He […]

When Companies Need Cyber Insurance

Traditional corporate insurance, including standard CGL policies, are increasingly unlikely to cover cyber risks. Securing cyber insurance is key for […]

That Cyber-Attack May Be an Inside Job

While cyber-security threats posed by foreign governments and terrorist groups garner headlines, a large proportion of data breaches are carried […]

Cyber Attacks, Cost To Resolve Them, On The Rise

Companies and organizations are spending more money and time, more frequently, to resolve cyber-attacks, according to a study from HP […]

California Resets The Bar In Privacy Legal Landscape

New privacy legislation has been signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in California, which traditionally sets the bar in […]

The California AG’s Consumer Privacy Battle

A lawsuit was dismissed, but legislation is on the table.

FTC Commissioner Says Privacy Regs Could Handicap Startups

Reducing information flow may prevent new companies from gaining the kind of valuable information others already possess.  

The Malware Risk

An update on the the cyber-jungle of APTs, botnets, Trojans, rootkits and “polymorphic code.”

Companies Alarmed As Europe Mulls New Data Privacy Law

It’s likely to influence the direction of privacy laws and thus business models worldwide.

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