Learn about Amazon Web Services (AWS) security in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

The leak of data on U.S. veterans this week is just the latest to be tied back to insecure cloud-based storage. What’s going on? Let’s take a look.

A group of attackers with suspected ties to the Russian government has been conducting a long-term campaign that has penetrated the networks of energy providers in both the United States and Europe, giving them access to vital systems and the potential ability to cause power disruptions at their leisure.

A South Carolina school district is the latest to do the ransomware two step: assuring parents that data encrypted and held hostage by the criminals wasn’t “accessed” by them. Nice try.

22 cloud security experts reveal top benefits cloud computing brings to information security teams today.

Learn about threat detection and response tools in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

The NotPetya fallout continues, with global transport and logistics conglomerate Maersk reporting up to $300 million in losses following a June cyber attack.

Learn about user activity monitoring solutions in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

With the release of its Q2 financial results, pharmaceutical giant Merck is the latest company to report material impact following malware infections.

Learn about common data egress channels and how to prevent unauthorized data egress in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

Wendy Nather discusses the evolving consumerization of security and how it affects the future of authentication.

A panel of infosec and financial services professionals weigh in on the top threats and security priorities for the financial industry.

Learn about the security incident management process in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

Today is truly a new dawn for DLP and with it we shine a light on all threats targeting customers’ most sensitive information. As traditional DLP vendors remain focused on compliance and controlling the insider, Digital Guardian is evolving its technologies: both in the network and on the endpoint to enable a complete understanding of the threats that target data. With that, Digital Guardian is announcing the release of our new Analytics and Reporting Cloud (DG ARC).

Whether malicious or negligent, insider threats pose serious security problems for organizations. Forrester Senior Security Analyst Joseph Blankenship offers some insight into common early indicators of an insider threat.

Why do organizations continue to invest in perimeter security even when data suggests it is not stopping hackers? Because of how much they’ve already invested in perimeter security, of course!

Using security analytics tools, enterprises and smaller organizations alike are better equipped to collect as much useful data as possible to improve detection and provide proactive alerts for attempted attacks or incidents that are in progress.

A survey of law firms finds two thirds reported a breach in 2016, with lax security practices to blame.

Why are companies becoming more and more interested in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions? Forrester’s senior analyst, Heidi Shey, explains why a DLP resurgence has occurred in the past few years and mentions some of the key criteria for evaluating DLP Suites.