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Different kinds of phishing victims usually see different lures and techniques used to land them.

With the threat of cyber attacks growing, these steps will help you implement policies to protect your data.

With new businesses, a data breach can result in the company closing down.

Hackers are getting more sophisticated. Make it a priority to protect your customers and employees by knowing your risks and taking the appropriate steps to safeguard your business.

Def Con and Black Hat founder Jeff Moss weighs in with his advice for startup founders on how to avoid being hacked.

Just because you are flying under the radar, doesn't mean cyber attackers won't target you. Hear from experts on how to keep your business safe.

Pii means 'personally identifiable information.' It has nothing to do with the circumference of a circle.

Protect your company from the growing concern of data breaches.

The idea behind what is being dubbed the Compromised Identity Exchange is to charge those most likely to be hit with follow-on fraud for access to information that reduces their risk.

Judge John A. Ross, of a district court in Missouri, wrote in his ruling that being publicly named as an Ashley Madison user amounts to more than common embarrassment, but noted the 42 plaintiffs have special roles in the case that require identification.

The most common factor to blame? Mobile devices.

One of the biggest and most surprising reasons for data breaches are your own employees. Here are five internal checks you need to have in place.

Laws will force firms to report data breaches and face huge fines for misusing personal data.

A growing crop of businesses is set on helping consumers and companies navigate the maze of threats.

The cyber attack was the work of criminals, according to China's official Xinhua news agency.

A vigilante hacker's breach of 5 million accounts for the Hong Kong-based Internet-connected toy maker brings parents' worst nightmares into reality.

DataGravity offers a unique solution to a common problem.

The hotel chain found unauthorized malware that targeted credit card information.

More than 1 billion usernames and passwords and 500 email addresses were allegedly stolen.

The measure is designed to ensure that clients' data remains in Germany.

Your employees, even the ones that only have your company's best interest at heart, may unintentionally be making a series of critical mistakes that could put your data security at great risk.