The 2019 data breach at luxury hotel chain MGM Resorts appears to be much larger than originally reported after researchers recently found 142 million hotel guests’ personal details for sale on the dark web.
As companies face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, they often turn to technology solutions to help protect their data and systems from attacks. But what happens when your company is in the technology industry?
Cybercriminals continue to take advantage of the global pandemic created by COVID-19 and are targeting government agencies and organizations via phishing emails and malware attacks.
Over the past five years, data breaches caused by third-party vendors have continued to increase in severity and frequency.
The popular domain registry and web hosting company GoDaddy is in the headlines this week after the company reported that an unauthorized user accessed login information used by an undisclosed number of its 19 million customers.
In the midst of all of the chaos caused by the coronavirus, cybercriminals are showing no signs of slowing down their attacks.
Organizations across the world are on the front lines of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, being forced to thwart off cyber criminals as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread.
Virgin Media, a telephone, TV and internet service provider in the UK, has publicly apologized after a database containing the personal details of 900,000 customers was left unsecured and accessed without permission due to improper configuration for over 10 months.
