SENTINEL^TM by IDSTRONG

For some people finding out their credit card company experienced a data breach sounds like a nightmare. The Discover breach is an excellent example of this.

Let this be a lesson; no one is immune to hacking. Top cybersecurity firm FireEye was hacked by a nation-state they called a "highly sophisticated threat actor," and the thieves stole Red Team penetration tools, which are the tests and resources they use to test the security of client's assets.

When you hear about the number of ransomware attacks, treacherous viruses and malware plaguing the internet along with data breaches on the news all the time, it starts to make you question just how secure and private your internet excursions are.

Forescout Technologies discovers millions of IoT devices are at risk due to a batch of serious TCP/IP flaws that could result in device takeover, denial of service attacks, or remote execution of malicious code.

LinkedIn privacy and security are important concerns when you connect via social media. Plenty of stories of hacked accounts have been brandished about on the nightly news.

Egregor ransomware is making headlines again, this time attacking Randstad, retail giant Kmart, and Vancouver's metro transit system.

It's not bad enough that we hear about massive data breaches (Equifax, Experian, Home Depot, Target, etc.) on the news each night, now you have to protect your own business against hacking, ransomware and even employee data breaches.

Identity theft can be devastating to the victim. It can happen in many different ways, but ultimately, your personal information is stolen and used for fraud, theft, or other nefarious purposes.

With so many hackers stealing identities and filing tax returns fraudulently, the IRS has decided to open up their ID Protection PIN Program to everyone in 2021.

The media sensationalizes data breaches on the news just about every day. However, do you know what a data breach means for you?

Threatpost reported on December 1, 2020, that Magecart hackers are using a new credit card skimming technique to fake PayPal pop-ups on retail sites.

Endemol Shine Group, an Amsterdam-based TV show production company responsible for hits like Master Chef, The Voice, and Big Brother, was the victim of a ransomware attack by a notorious hacker gang dubbed DoppelPaymer.