Our unique approach to DLP allows for quick deployment and on-demand scalability, while providing full data visibility and no-compromise protection.
Digital Guardian's Blog
Most Americans have been the victim of a cybercrime, and don’t expect things to get better anytime soon.
Leaks of data from the U.S. Military’s Special Operations Command (SOCOM) show that many data breaches are just a matter of picking low hanging fruit.
Two recent lawsuits highlight the risk of data theft by competitors.
The theft of an estimated one billion user accounts from Yahoo! was big news on Wednesday. But for Yahoo! users, the damage from the 2013 incident has almost certainly already been done.
What’s hard about hacking into embassies and government computers? Nothing, says a 17 year-old hacker.
Companies are refreshing their network infrastructure after years of deferred investment… and making them less secure in the process, a new report finds.
A court in Alabama threw out a suit brought by a breached grocery store chain, saying that stolen credit card data doesn’t count as “damaged property.”
New guidance from the Office of Civil Rights makes clear: HIPAA’s privacy protections extend to cloud providers, too.
The arrest of a 29-year-old man in Prague for suspected involvement in the 2012 hack of LinkedIn is a big victory for law enforcement. Even more important: viral video of the arrest.
The scourge of data breaches and identity theft is more than a decade old. But our tools for dealing with these common incidents are outdated and ineffective. Why?