March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada.

The number of security threats that businesses must protect themselves from can feel overwhelming. Now, a new one is on the rise: CEO fraud.

Data protection authorities (DPAs) are rapidly increasing their GDPR enforcement activities and here are some trends coming to surface

Despite the frequency of data breaches and their accompanying publicity, not many people actually understand the key concepts concerned with data storage...

Organizations are under tremendous pressure to protect customer and business data.

Information, data privacy, and security concerns are a persistent trend that we’ve been reporting on nearly every year since computers started booting up.

There has been plenty of discussion about the impact of global data regulations on data security practices. Particularly with the implementation of GDPR

a total of 27.8 million records totaling 23 gigabytes of data, including usernames and passwords stored in plaintext

U.S. hotel group Marriott has become the second firm to face a massive GDPR fine as the U.K. regulator continues on its rampage

“People’s personal data is just that – personal,” said the information commissioner, Elizabeth Denham