Organizations continue to be faced with a tough ransomware dilemma: Pay the ransom or rely on contingency plan to regain access to critical files and systems. Delta Risk offers this advice.
Oregon’s amended data breach notification law has new requirements, prohibits fees for security freezes and adds a specific notification timing requirement, Hunton Andrews Kurth explains.
Congress has stuck its head in the sand when it comes to cyber warfare. The U.S. is not spending anywhere near enough money to safeguard cyber assets. CyberCecurity explains the situation.
Trustwave researchers largely blame the high rate of malicious spam (also called "malspam"), phishing & associated ransomware on the Necurs botnet, a rapid-fire network of zombie computers.
Delta Risk's cloud security team shares a list of Amazon Web Services tools and resources to ensure your AWS cloud configuration faces minimal data leak risks.
The first step toward GDPR (general data protection regulation) is to map or collect all the personal data of the company. What does that mean? ISACA explains.
The SEC's recent $35 million settlement over the Yahoo! data breach provides an object lesson in the consequences of failing to publicly disclose a major cyberattack.
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