Voter Database Breaches Raise Questions of Election Security
The cybersecurity of the U.S. election was compromised once again as Russian-based hackers breached the voter registration databases of both…
Cybersecurity – The Government’s Role in Taming the Wild West
As we increasingly push information online and become more connected with technology (the “Internet of Things”), the attraction for fraudsters…
Utility Cybersecurity – Keeping the Lights on and the Data Safe
Delta Airlines recently experienced what it called a power outage in its home base of Atlanta that crashed the company’s…
What We Can Learn from the DNC Hack
In the summer of 2016, both the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Democratic National Campaign reported hackers infiltrating their…
NCR’s “Hack” at Black Hat & MICROS Breach Show P2PE Importance
This week, it was reported that a Russian organized cybercrime group known for hacking into banks and retailers appears to…
Back to School Blues – Keep the Breaches Out of It
Yes, the temperatures are still sizzling and Facebook feeds are filled with posts of family beach pictures, but the signs…
Encryption – Elephant in the Room No More
Data encryption is like the elephant in the room – especially with data breaches. It’s easier to say “If we…
The Role of Vendors, Passwords and Social Engineering in Data Breaches
On July 8th, it was reported that fast-food chain Wendy’s confirmed 1,025 of their locations – or nearly 20% of…
Why Universities are at High Risk for Data Breaches
In the last year, data breaches in the retail and healthcare industries have reached unprecedented heights, affecting millions of customers…
The Evolution of Contextual Commerce Relies on Payment Security
Contextual Commerce, also referred to as “frictionless commerce,” is making waves in the future of online shopping experiences. The idea…