Evelynn Hammonds admitted she authorized search, but said it was limited
St. Louis supermarket chain was recently sued in state court of breach that exposed 2.4 million payment cards
Best defense against American IP theft may be legalizing cyber offense, U.S. commission says
State-sponsored cybercriminals use simple weapons to infiltrate U.S. networks, and then quietly steal data while remaining undetected.
Complaint, filed recently in California, is amended version of an earlier lawsuit against the company
Laws limit access to employee's social media accounts, and that may be a good thing, legal experts say
Court rules that federal airline laws preempt state statutes in suit seeking to force Delta Air Lines to notify mobile app users about data collection plans
Indicted cyber thieves used pre-paid debit cards, maniulated bank accounts to withdraw huge sums from ATMs around the world
App developers would be required to notify and get consent from consumers before collecting their data
What they are really good at is remaining hidden, security experts say in wake of Pentagon report
