NAS Says Ransomware Demands Growing Along with Cyber Claim Costs March 26, 2019 Cybercrime claims by policyholders outside the health care sector nearly doubled in 2018, led by financial fraud, often phishing schemes...
Fraudster Admits Scamming $100M from Facebook and Google March 21, 2019 By Chris Dolmetsch A Lithuanian man admitted he helped trick Facebook Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google into sending more than $100 million through...
Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation Working November 10, 2015 By Denise Johnson Eric Dolden, founding partner with the Canadian law firm of Dolden Wallace Folick, provided details of Canada’s anti-spam legislation (CASL)...
Michigan Aims to be Nation’s Leader in Thwarting Cyberattacks March 3, 2015 By ALISHA GREEN Michigan is aiming to invest in cybersecurity and position itself as a national leader in the field as attacks on...
Companies Test Employees on Hacking Vunerability February 13, 2015 By BARBARA ORTUTAY Are you a hack waiting to happen? Your boss wants to find out. High-profile hacks have companies on the defensive,...
JPMorgan Password Hack Leads to Data on 76M Homes October 3, 2014 By Hugh Son and Michael Riley Hackers exploited an employee password to crack a JPMorgan Chase & Co. server and ultimately pull off one of the...
Online Fraud in 2012 Resulted in $525M in Losses March 6, 2014 Online fraud is big business for criminals. The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), jointly run by the Federal Bureau of...
Cyber Fraud Outlook for 2014 December 6, 2013 By Denise Johnson Spearphishing, identity theft and personal devices brought to work are areas to watch for increasing fraudulent activity, according to a...