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This infographic offers some serious stats on cybersafety.

The laws are aimed at protecting Americans and the trail of data they leave on smart phones, computers and other devices.

Here are three key takeaways from the hack, and what you can do to avoid these mistakes.

Tech-savvy pickpocketers beware: These jeans were made for blocking you, and that's just what they'll do.

North Korea has reportedly poured resources into a sophisticated cyber-warfare cell called Bureau 121.

The operation is said to have compromised sensitive data about dozens of publicly held companies.

He says that China and 'probably one or two' other countries have the ability to invade and possibly shut down computer systems of U.S. power utilities, aviation networks and financial companies.

Despite the risks, more than half of all U.S. businesses are trusting the cloud. Where does yours stack up?

FBI officials warn business owners and the financial sector to stay vigilant.

Changes come as American business and government agencies face more intrusions and the threat of sensitive technology ending up in the wrong hands.

Professionals are on the loose, hoping to prowl through your computer networks, but they're not working for your company. Here's how to keep their hands off your firm's data.

Because the 'The Fappening' wasn't horrifying enough, enter 'The Snappening,' reason number 1,729 not to snap selfies in the buff.

Cyber sabotage has quickly become the 21st century's preferred form of international trade theft.

'There are two kinds of big companies in the United States…those who've been hacked by the Chinese, and those who don't know they've been hacked by the Chinese.'

Thumb drives and other USB devices are vulnerable to malware that could let an attacker take over a user's computer.

Cybersecurity is a constant worry, but a few commonsense steps protect the company without hurting the bottom line.

Turns out, the Target breach was just the tip of the iceberg.

IT professionals need to effectively communicate the real risks of data breaches to leaders.

Take these quick, easy steps to fend off hackers taking advantage of a serious flaw in the popular web browser.

With Twitter, Google and other big-name companies under attack, no one is safe. Here is how to prevent your domain (and website) from getting hijacked.

Symantec cyber-security expert Kevin Haley says small businesses may be more vulnerable to hack attacks during tax season.