Privacy and Security
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Study: Workplace Phishing Tests Only Have a 2% Success Rate A range of phishing training sessions resulted in just a 2% reduction in the success rates of actual phishing scams. -
UK Officials Demand Access to Encrypted Data from Apple UK security officials have ordered Apple to provide unprecedented access to encrypted cloud data. -
Ransomware Payments Dropped Dramatically Last Year Hackers collected $321 million from July through December of last year, down from $492 million the previous half year. -
How to Prevent Data Breach: Practical Steps For Your Business Data breaches are on the rise, but there are practical measures you can take to keep your business safe. -
Ticketmaster’s Half Billion Data Breach: What You Need To Do Right Now If you've ever used Ticketmaster, criminals probably have your name, order history, and partial payment information. -
6 Ways Remote Workers Can Stop Their Bosses Spying on Them The rise of the remote worker has spurred some companies to take extreme surveillance measures. Can workers stay private? -
AT&T Offers All Customers Free Security Bundle After Data Breach Up to $1m worth of identity insurance coverage is now available to the 7m current AT&T customers affected by historic leak. -
70 Million AT&T Accounts Leaked Online – How to Check Yours A treasure trove of AT&T data, including social security numbers, has been leaked online for everyone to see. -
Study: 77% of Businesses Have Faced AI Security Breaches AI systems are particularly vulnerable to security breaches, which is why shoring up your defenses is key in 2024. -
71M Compromised Email Accounts Listed Online, How to Check Yours Find out if your email address is one of the nearly 71 million in the recent Naz.API data breach dump. -
The Only Password Security Guide You Need Follow Passwords aren't going anywhere just yet. Here's how to ramp up your company's password hygiene while they're still around. -
Everything Cyber Criminals Just Revealed in Sony Insomniac Games Leak Criminals just dumped over 1TB of Sony data online, laying bare everything from video game release dates to corporate fears.