The Federal Reserve shared insights around mitigating synthetic identity fraud, one of the quickest growing financial threats, this week.

A new lawsuit alleges the chief developer of the company's IP left the company and took some of its confidential information with him to start a new competing company.

A health plan recently disclosed a data breach of 11,500 patients that was triggered by an email mistake.

On International Women in Engineering Day, our CTO Debra Danielson gives examples of female engineers who have made a profound impact and why diversity in engineering matters.

In a new lawsuit, a candy bar company is alleging a former employee downloaded more than 6,000 files involving its trade secrets, strategies, and market insights, before leaving to join a competitor.

The FBI on Wednesday shared details around a recent $1 billion trade secret theft case and reminded companies to report suspected crimes like trade secret theft.

The number of data breaches for financial gain are up, so are cloud-based data attacks, while cyber-espionage is down, according to the annual report.

In a PSA on Wednesday, the FBI and CISA warned healthcare and pharmaceutical orgs that Chinese hackers are seeking valuable IP and health data regarding COVID-19 treatment.

The U.S. government recapped the top 10 most exploited vulnerabilities from 2016-2019 and warned how 2020 is shaping up vulnerability-wise on Tuesday.

A joint alert via cybersecurity agencies in the UK and U.S. this week warned about how APT groups are exploiting COVID-19 to collect PII, IP, and other intelligence.

FINRA warned financial services firms of a new phishing campaign on Monday that it claims is widespread and ongoing.

The U.S. Department of Defense is urging military medical treatment facilities to protect controlled unclassified data, like patient health information and personally identifiable information.

In a recent survey, data protection officers cited a lack of budget and cohesion across all business units when it comes to developing an organization-wide data protection and privacy strategy as some of the role's top challenges.

The New York Department of Financial Services has extended its usual April 15 cybersecurity Certification of Compliance deadline for entities experiencing issues arising from COVID-19

A multimillion dollar solar installation firm is alleging one of its former employees took its data to start a competing firm just 11 miles away.

It’s been difficult keeping track of all the scams leveraging the COVID-19 pandemic to steal your money or your personal information. Now, the FBI is warning of increased attacks that target the supply chain and the healthcare industry in addition to “Zoom-bombing” style attacks.

JMP Securities has announced its annual Elite 80 list and we're pleased to report Digital Guardian is on it!

The New York Department of Financial Services is asking all regulated organizations to provide them with a COVID-19 preparedness plan, including an assessment of how susceptible each entity would be to increased cyberattacks.