Seventy Percent of Customers Say They’ll Bail after a Breach - but is it True?
A survey of consumers finds hardened attitudes about data breaches, with 7 in 10 saying they would stop doing business with a company that lost their data.
A survey of consumers finds hardened attitudes about data breaches, with 7 in 10 saying they would stop doing business with a company that lost their data.
A survey of consumers finds hardened attitudes about data breaches, with 7 in 10 saying they would stop doing business with a company that lost their data.
Apple released an emergency software update on Wednesday to resolve a critical flaw in its latest operating system, macOS High Sierra, that could have let anyone login to machines as root, without a password.
Phony sites, fake apps, and spammy text messages are just some of the ways attackers can trick users into surrendering credit card and social media credentials.
Phony sites, fake apps, and spammy text messages are just some of the ways attackers can trick users into surrendering credit card and social media credentials.
Phony sites, fake apps, and spammy text messages are just some of the ways attackers can trick users into surrendering credit card and social media credentials.
Firewalls are a standard security tool for the majority of companies, but in today’s changing threat landscape, next generation firewalls are the only firewalls that can provide proper protection.
The USA Liberty Act would require government agents to obtain a warrant before collecting communications belonging to U.S. persons.
16 infosec pros and security experts discuss the top information security considerations for manufacturers today.
A banking Trojan, BankBot, snuck past Google Play's protections last month to target Wells Fargo, Chase, and Citibank customers on Android devices worldwide.