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How Dorkable Is Your Business?
Many companies make a critical security mistake -- simply because they don't even know it's a threat at all.
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Business Accounting
Bitcoin Exchange Bitstamp Suspends Operations Following Hack
The world's second busiest USD Bitcoin exchange is offline after some of its operational wallets were compromised.
Building a Business
Hackers’ Next Major Target: Your Smartphone
Most of the cybersecurity attacks this year were aimed at computer networks, leaving smartphones relatively unscathed. But security experts warn that is about to change.
Building a Business
How Sony Employees Reacted Immediately After the Hack
Employees relied on phones and note pads to reach one another, and paychecks had to be cut manually using an old machine.
By Eugene Kim
Building a Business
North Korea Had Help With Sony Hack, Investigators Say
An official close to the ongoing investigation says that some aspects of the hack were beyond North Korea's abilities.
By Reuters
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Apple Releases First Automatic Security Update
The update, which will help Mac users defend against newly identified bugs, is the first update that requires no user involvement.
By Reuters
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Obama Classifies Sony Hack as Cyber Vandalism, Not ‘Act of War’
The president says the massive hack was a 'very costly' event.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Texas Theater Takes on North Korea With Team America
After Sony's 'The Interview' is cancelled, a theater finds a creative marketing hook to fight back.
Business News
In North Korea, Hackers Are Handpicked to Be Part of Elite Spy Agency
North Korea has reportedly poured resources into a sophisticated cyber-warfare cell called Bureau 121.
By Reuters
Tech
Why Competitors Should Collaborate More on Cyber Security Issues
More companies should follow the lead of a financial industry consortium that shares information to avoid security risks.
By Eric Basu
Online Presence
‘The Snappening’ Really Happened: 100,000 Snapchat Photos and Videos Leak Online
Because the 'The Fappening' wasn't horrifying enough, enter 'The Snappening,' reason number 1,729 not to snap selfies in the buff.
Business Operations & Logistics
Another Hack: Jimmy John’s Is the Latest Chain to Suffer a Data Breach
Approximately 216 Jimmy John's stores have been affected in the latest of a growing number of hacking incidents.
By Kate Taylor
Building a Business
Why Uncovering a Network Security Breach Can Take Weeks or Months
The discreet methods of hackers make an incursion extremely hard to detect. Both large and small companies are at risk.
By Eric Basu
Tech
Salesforce Warns of Potential Malware Attack
The cloud-based business software company said a certain type of malicious software that typically targets large financial companies could be taking aim at its customers.
Tech
The Celebrity-Hacking Scandal Is a Rude Wake-Up Call on Cloud Security
As business owners, you have to take responsibility to protect your sensitive documents and photos.
By John Ackerly
Tech
8 of the Biggest Data Breaches Ever and How They Happened (Infographic)
A look back at some of the worst cases of personal information being stolen.
Business Operations & Logistics
Home Depot Suffers Possible Data Breach, Tries to Ease Customer Fears
The world's largest home improvement retailer may be the latest victim of a credit and debit card breach.
Business News
Apple Confirms Some Celeb Accounts Were Breached in Nude Photo Scandal
The tech giant has broken its silence regarding its probe into the mass leak of naked celebrity images by cyber criminals. Here are the latest developments.
Business News
Watch Where You Swipe: Hackers Have Done More Damage Than You Realize
More than 1,000 American businesses have been affected by in-store cash register breaches, estimates the Department of Homeland Security.
By Laura Entis
Building a Business
UPS Stores In 24 States Hacked, Private Customer Data Possibly Exposed
The shipping giant's retail franchise was hit by a malware attack, potentially jeopardizing customer's identifying and financial information. Here's what you need to know.
Business Operations & Logistics
John McAfee: You Should Care That Your Privacy Is Disappearing
The former fugitive and computer antivirus software tycoon warned that, by letting the Googles of the world intrude on our privacy, we are giving up our freedom as human beings.
Tech
Cyber Safeguard Faces Big Hurdle
Two-factor authentication would make online transactions more secure, but there are issues on both the consumer and business sides.
Building a Business
5 Steps to Keeping Your Private Communications Secure
Control where your company emails go, how long they're seen and retrieve them when necessary -- even after you hit send.
By John Ackerly
Building a Business
Here’s Why You Need to Change Your eBay Password Right Now
The world's biggest online marketplace has been hacked. Those weird warning messages weren't a false alarm.
Business Operations & Logistics
Crafts Chain Michaels Confirms Nearly 3 Million Credit Cards Compromised in Data Breach
A security hole allowed data thieves access to some customer card information but not names, addresses or PINs.
Building a Business
3 Biometrics Startups Heating Up the Password Security Race
A look at the young companies making it possible to unlock your tech with your face, heart, finger and voice.
Business Operations & Logistics
This Startup Wants You to Know When a Cyberattack Is Coming
Google Ventures-backed ThreatStream has developed a real-time intel-sharing system that lets institutions detect and fight against cyber threats.