In a recent FBI note the agency outlined how DoppelPaymer ransomware attacks have impacted critical infrastructure - and the lengths the attackers have gone to get paid.

Not only is the average ransom payment going up, so are cases in which the attackers threaten to release a company's stolen data.

The full scope of the incident isn't yet known but as a result, facilities across the U.S. have been left without access to computer systems.

When Broadcom acquired Symantec in the fall of 2019, there were many questions in the market from their customer base. Many of them came to us asking for assistance in protecting their most critical data and reducing their vendor uncertainty.

Learn about USB control & encryption in Data Protection 101, our series that covers the fundamentals of data security.

The cybercriminals are reportedly winding down operations around the ransomware after claiming to have made $2 billion in ransom payments

Take a look at the history of ransomware, the most damaging ransomware attacks, and the future for this threat.

As the wave of data breaches continues to crash down on companies, let’s take a look back at some of the largest and most damaging data breaches on record. Read on for a historical walk through breaches over time as well as resources for preventing data breaches.

18 cybersecurity pros weigh in on the considerations companies should make and the mistakes to avoid when building an enterprise data loss prevention solution.

Sinovel, a Chinese turbine manufacturer behind one of the decade's classic insider threat cases, was ordered to pay $1.5M by a federal judge last week for the theft of trade secrets.

Learn how to develop a data loss prevention strategy - including best practices and policies - in this week's Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

We agree with Avivah's original assessment: TRADITIONAL Data Loss Prevention is dying.

A hospital paid 4 BTC (Bitcoin) - roughly $55,000 - to regain access to its computer systems over the weekend.

Homeland Security Advisor Thomas Bossert pinned WannaCry on North Korea in a Wall Street Journal op-ed Monday night.

A previously unknown strain of ransomware, Bad Rabbit, hit roughly 200 targets across Russia, Ukraine, and Bulgaria, on Tuesday.

A South Carolina school district is the latest to do the ransomware two step: assuring parents that data encrypted and held hostage by the criminals wasn’t “accessed” by them. Nice try.

The NotPetya fallout continues, with global transport and logistics conglomerate Maersk reporting up to $300 million in losses following a June cyber attack.

Why are companies becoming more and more interested in Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions? Forrester’s senior analyst, Heidi Shey, explains why a DLP resurgence has occurred in the past few years and mentions some of the key criteria for evaluating DLP Suites.

FedEx briefly halted trading of its shares on Wednesday after reports that its TNT subsidiary was hit by NotPetya/ExPetr, a destructive wiper malware. Get ready for more.