New Ransomware Bill Would Require Organizations Report Ransom Costs
A bill introduced this week would require companies to disclose ransomware attacks and how much they cost victims within 48 hours.
A bill introduced this week would require companies to disclose ransomware attacks and how much they cost victims within 48 hours.
If passed, a new bill would strengthen the International Trade Commission’s ability to fight back against trade secret misappropriation.
The tool, which is intended for both public and private sector organizations, can help companies better assess their vulnerability to insider threats.
Two attacks on farming co-ops in the midwest have corroborated a warning from the FBI that when it comes to ransomware attacks, the agricultural industry is on watch .
The New York Department of Financial Services has updated its guidance on incidents affecting third party services and multi-factor authentication.
The New York Department of Financial Services has updated its guidance on incidents affecting third party services and multi-factor authentication.
The move, the Treasury's first sanctions designation against a virtual currency exchange, is part of the US government’s attempt to cut off revenue to ransomware gangs.
The move, the Treasury's first sanctions designation against a virtual currency exchange, is part of the US government’s attempt to cut off revenue to ransomware gangs.
Large hospitals are making headlines as they continue to get hit by ransomware but smaller outpatient facilities are getting breached just as often.
Large hospitals are making headlines as they continue to get hit by ransomware but smaller outpatient facilities are getting breached just as often.