Cyber Incidents

If you stayed at any of these hotels between August 2016 and March 2017, your credit card information may have been stolen.

The majority of Americans have experienced some kind of data theft or fraud. Our bank accounts, credit cards, tax information, loans, credit rating, investments, and more could be in jeopardy. We are worried that we are losing control of our private information.

T-Mobile customers should be on alert: Hackers stole the personal information of around 15 million people, including Uncarrier users, from its credit

The business of protecting data is getting tougher by the day – but there are ways not to breach the law and still safeguard customer data

You can protect your company's data, customer data, and your good name if you have a data-centric focus on security.

With data potentially stolen from 200 million users at 9,000 institutions worldwide, staff and students told to be alert for more sophisticated attempts to steal data

A bug in Google Chrome's Gemini AI feature could expose your data or allow attackers to monitor you. Here's how to stay protected.

From being extra careful with your browsing habits to downloading the latest security apps, here are the ways you can safeguard your Android from cyber threats.

Contacted out of the blue for a virtual interview? Be cautious. Attackers are using fake interviews to slip malware onto your device.

The company will stop supporting the OS on October 14. Advocacy groups warn this will leave up to 400 million computers vulnerable to hacks or in the dump.

According to a new survey by Consumer Reports, 15 percent of all U.S. consumers were victims of personal data breaches in 2013.

The fallout from the hack should be alarming to anyone who has stayed at a Starwood property in the last four years, expert says

While the volume of data breaches has actually decreased from last year, exposed records remain stubbornly high.

We will all, inevitably, be affected by a data breach of some kind (you likely have been already). When that day comes, you’ll want to be ready to mit