Insurers are starting to expand their services to better educate their customers about cyber risk and even help them defend against attacks before they happen and deal with the fallout of when a breach does occur
97 percent of ransomware victims in the U.S. did not pay
Health care organizations were 114 times more likely to hit by ransomware
The U.S. Department of Human Services has released new guidance for health care companies that focuses on the growing threat of ransomware, stresses the need for better education and regular backups, and confirms that a ransomware attack against plai
Scammers are creating fake websites targeting Olympic fans
Physical safety isn't the only thing that travelers need to worry about at the Rio Olympics -- security experts warn that travelers need to be extremely careful when they access computer networks, as well
The Flash Keyboard app has been downloaded more than 50 million times
Companies using MDM to oversee employee devices are collecting more information than employees realize
With great power comes great responsibility -- and also a great big target painted on your head.
A majority of companies don't have the technology in place to keep employees from sharing confidential documents, according to a study released today
