Department of Defense Looking to Better Label, Control Access to Data
The DoD said recently it was "investigating the use of commercial solutions for labeling and controlling access to sensitive information."
Chris Brook
Chris Brook
Chris Brook is the editor of Data Insider. He is a technology journalist with nearly a decade of experience writing about information security, hackers, and privacy. Prior to joining Digital Guardian he helped launch Threatpost.
Ex-Apple Employee Accused of Stealing Self-Driving Car IP
Federal agents apprehended a former Apple employee last week suspected of stealing intellectual property, including engineering schematics on the company's secret self-driving car technology.
Sinovel Fined $1.5M in IP Theft Case
Sinovel, a Chinese turbine manufacturer behind one of the decade's classic insider threat cases, was ordered to pay $1.5M by a federal judge last week for the theft of trade secrets.
Forrester Names Digital Guardian a Leader in Endpoint Detection and Response
The new Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Detection And Response, Q3 2018 report is out and we’ve been named a “Leader” in the market. Learn more and get a copy of the report now!
Adidas Breach Impacts Millions of US Customers
The sporting goods company Adidas said late last week its US e-commerce site fell victim to a data security incident, spilling user emails, encrypted passwords and usernames.
California Passes Rigorous New Data Privacy Bill
California passed a sweeping data privacy bill on Thursday believed to be the strictest in the nation. The law will give consumers the ability to ask what data companies have on them and to sue over data breaches.
Friday Five: 6/29 Edition
A massive marketing firm data leak, a new data privacy bill in California, and more. Catch up on the week's infosec news with this roundup!
NYDFS Extends Cybersecurity Regulation to Credit Reporting Agencies
Credit bureaus that operate in New York will have to fall in line with NYDFS's rigid cybersecurity rules by November in order to avoid stiff penalties and heavy fines.
Email Mistake at Chicago Schools Underscores Employee Negligence Problem
An employee at Chicago Public Schools accidentally emailed sensitive personally identifiable information (PII) belonging to students to thousands of families earlier this month.
Friday Five: 6/22 Edition
Stealing data from laptop batteries, Android's new anti-spoofing feature, and how something like GDPR could hit the U.S. soon -- catch up on the week's new with this roundup!
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