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Realizing the risk of dormant accounts and excessive permissions are critical to protecting health data.October 7
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Data breaches frequently occur in healthcare, and when these breaches become public, there’s always a tally on the number of affected patients.October 2
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The information that was accessed could include driver’s license numbers of approximately 100,000 of its delivery workers, the San Francisco-based company said.September 27
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The firm says the lawsuit should be tossed because the lawyers who filed it have provided no evidence that anyone was injured by the attack.September 27
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Democratic lawmakers and consumer advocates say the remedies offered to consumers by firms like Capital One and Equifax are too difficult to access and not particularly helpful.September 23
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New York State has enacted a law that expands the definition of “private information” and adding new data breach security protections.September 19
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At the same time, consumers hold banks to tougher disclosure standards than government agencies, health care organizations and retailers, according to Experian.September 4
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New Mexico’s Presbyterian Healthcare Services was the victim of a phishing attack on its email system that affected 183,370 individuals, according to the Department of Health and Human Services breach portal.August 28
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The breach is calling into question the lender’s strategy for reducing technology costs while taking advantage of the cloud’s rapid scalability.August 5
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The recently reported Capital One breach is an ideal situation to learn from because much of the intrusion and exfiltration information is available in court documents.August 5
Senior managing consultant, cybersecurity & biometrics, and chapter presidentIBM Public Service and the ISACA Greater Washington D.C. Chapter
