Security News
A new study says financial services organizations experienced an average of 10 attacks a year and spent an average of $1.3 million to restore services after each DNS attack.
Resecurity, a cybersecurity company that delivers in-depth analysis layered on top of the most comprehensive, exclusive sets of data from the Deep and Dark Web, announces the company has...
Titus, the expert in data classification and a Blackstone portfolio company, announced Titus Accelerator for Privacy to reduce financial and legal risk exposure by automatically identifying...
“Oh no! However shall I give away Bitcoin to all my followers?” sobbed a bunch of crooks.
A Russian man this week pleaded guilty in a Manhattan federal court to the hacking of various financial institutions in the United States, including JPMorgan Chase and Dow Jones. read more
Vulnerabilities originally discovered by US government security services have been used by cybercriminals against municipalities, costing taxpayers an estimated $11.5 billion in 2019.
Refinitiv has taken a significant step forward in its efforts to help financial services providers fight identity fraud and financial crime with the launch of Qual-ID, a new solution combining...
Safe Systems, a national provider of fully-compliant IT and security services for community banks and credit unions, announced the availability of its new Managed Site Recovery solution, designed...
The average breach causes an average of $149,000 in damages, yet most small-to-medium-sized businesses thought cyberattacks would cost them under $10,000, survey reports.
44% of Americans, 38% of Brits, 33% of Australians, and 37% of Canadians have been the victim of a data breach, according to newly released research conducted by PCI Pal. The findings suggest that...