Page 651 - Data Breach News Today

Attorney General William Tong is looking for answers from the genetic testing and ancestry company 23andMe about a data breach that he said might have exposed...

ServiceNow published remediation measures to mitigate the data exposure that hit the company just over a week ago.

Meta is introducing a paid ad-free subscription for Facebook and Instagram in Europe to comply with data protection laws.

The data breach noticed by Resecurity mentioned that "on October 9, a threat actor going by the alias pwn0001 posted a thread on Breach Forums brokering access to 815 million Indian Citizen Aadhaar and Passport records".

Reports suggested that the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) database might have been compromised, given the extensive scope and sensitive nature of the information.

The hacker claims to have extracted the information from the Covid-19 test details of the citizens registered with ICMR.

The FTC's Safeguards Rule mandates that "non-banking" financial institutions must securely manage and store their customers' information. This requirement applies to organizations such as mortgage brokers, motor...

On October 27, 2023, Drug Free Workplaces USA, LLC filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Maine after discovering that an unauthorized party may have gained access...

Connecticut’s attorney general is demanding answers from genetic testing company 23andMe after a hack exposed the data of people with Ashkenazi Jewish and Chinese ancestry. State Attorney General William Tong (D) sent a letter to 23andMe on Monday asking for information on a data breach that he says targeted the data of individuals with Ashkenazi…

In an ever-more digital world, the hospitality and leisure industries are flourishing by embracing technology to enhance customer experiences and streamline operations.