COVID-19 is Propelling Telehealth to the Forefront of Healthcare
While many healthcare providers must stay open during the COVID-19 outbreak – including hospitals and urgent care centers – others…
Hackers are Cashing in on the Coronavirus Pandemic
While most of the country is hunkered down at home practicing social distancing, cybercriminals are working overtime to take advantage…
Cybersecurity and the 2020 U.S. Elections
In 2016, hackers linked to Russian intelligence compromised U.S. voter databases, hacked the Democratic National Party, leaked confidential emails, and…
Hackers Have Their Eyes On The Prize – Healthcare
As the dust settles on 2019 data breaches, it’s estimated that healthcare related data breaches will have cost the industry…
Deepfake Attacks, 5G and More: Cybersecurity Trends in 2020
The roaring ’20s are here, and with them come new advances in technology — and the cyberattacks that exploit them.…
The Rise in Restaurant Data Breaches and the Need to Devalue Consumer Data
The restaurant and hospitality industries have been hit particularly hard by data breaches, with hotel brands, restaurants and establishments targeted…
The Increase in Wire Fraud from Data Breaches
In August 2019, Paige A. Thompson was indicted by a federal grand jury for wire fraud and computer data theft…
12 Best Practices for PCI DSS Compliance
In 2019, the PCI Security Standards Council released a draft of version 4.0 of the PCI Data Security Standards (PCI…
2019 In Review: Billions of Records Leaked in Data Breaches
Let’s hope the new year brings a fresh start for cybersecurity. In 2019 alone, hackers exposed billions of private records,…
Protecting Your Business From Online Holiday Fraud
As more and more merchants have adopted EMV for point-of-sale transactions, fraudsters have turned to online (card-not-present) attacks. In 2017,…