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Data breaches like the Cambridge Analytica scandal have motivated many to start using online privacy tools in a bid to take matters into their own hands.

Two federal agencies in the U.S. have fallen victim to a widespread cyber campaign using RMM software for phishing scams.

Edward Segal, a nationally-known crisis management expert, announced the relaunch of his Crisis Aheadpodcast which debuted today on the Federal News Network (www.federalnewsnetwork.com). The show can be heard at this link: https://lnkd.in/eq3DyWuhFederal News Network is a critical source of breaking news, information, and analysis for people who support the missions of federal

If you're the victim of a data breach, don't ignore it! There are steps you can take to protect your information

In a worst case scenario, SMP Health has suspended operations at its Peru, Illinois, hospital. The financial impacts of its 2021 cyberattack and outage were partially behind the closure.

A new report from the Identity Theft Resource Center says it's harder now to protect yourself after a data breach, compared to just two years ago. This comes as...

GoTo, the company formerly know as LogMeIn that acquired LastPass in 2021, released a new statement regarding the security breach it experienced back in August 2022. According...

There's not a lot to be done, but yet another large-scale data breach has occurred at a major wireless carrier. This is the fifth breach in as many years for the carrier - this time affecting 37 million wireless customers.

Ransomware group BlackCat has been targeting healthcare organizations in recent months, and it just went after NextGen Healthcare. Healthcare organizations would be wise to enhance their cybersecurity strategy in defense against BlackCat, as it is “one of the more adaptable ransomware operations in the world,” according to HHS.

There's not a lot to be done, but yet another large-scale data breach has occurred at a major wireless carrier. This is the fifth breach in as many years for the carrier - this time affecting 37 million wireless customers.