Sentences with phrase «stories of data breaches»

But we all know the horror stories of data breaches and what happens when your information gets compromised.

I think LastPass is probably good as well, but we all know the horror stories of data breaches and what happens when your information gets compromised and the reality is that it will happen and it probably won't be your fault, it will probably be someone else who gets their data compromised and you just happen to be an innocent bystander, but there's only so much you can do to protect yourself but the single most important thing you can do is to have strong unique password across all of your sites and it's a real pain to do that unless you're using a password manager, so just to have that information stored somewhere else.

With continuing stories of data breaches and misuse, this regulation is a relief to many consumers who felt their privacy was being invaded.

Not exact matches

Additionally, as this story was publishing, the AP reported, citing unnamed sources, that the Office of Personnel Management suffered a second, separate data breach of security clearance data that has exposed the sensitive background information of as many as 2.9 million military and intelligence personnel, including members of the National Security Agency, CIA, military special operations.

(In 7th and 16th paragraphs, this version of the story corrects to show that the previous Experian data breach began before Experian purchased the company in 2012, not that it occurred in 2014.)

It seems like every quarter there's a new story about how hackers breached a major company's cyber-defenses and stole millions of pieces of highly sensitive data.

Interviewed by Jennifer Brown of Canadian Lawyer InHouse magazine for a story relating the Yahoo data security breach, and governance implications, March 6, 2017.

Record hurricanes, data breaches, colliding neutron stars and drug epidemics — the most important science stories of the year

No story in the credit realm came close to the news in September that an Equifax data breach exposed the personal information of 145.5 million.

Sure, some recent FOIA suits by political groups, particularly one in Virginia of Mann's emails when we was a professor there, border on harassment; but I have yet to meet any scientist who, hearing the story of Mann's resistance to providing replication data, has any sympathy for such a clear breach of the scientific process.

Hardly a week goes by without a breaking story on the release of the personal information of large number of people due to a cyber or data breach at a major corporation or online service.

Faced with misleading press stories, the ICO has been addressing misconceptions about the GDPR by publishing myth busting blogs, including on the new requirement to report serious breaches of personal data...

Even though PIPEDA does not have mandatory data breach notification requirements yet, the privacy commissioner has always encouraged notification if the breach is significant and companies want to get ahead of the story by notifying relevant regulators before an individual makes a complaint or the media breaks the story — if only to better shape the narrative.

The almost daily barrage of news stories about data breaches and ransomware attacks has corporate leaders feeling uneasy and compelled to take urgent action to contain risk.

While researching this story, CSO uncovered in the breached data thousands of work email addresses and old passwords belonging to current and former employees of IDG (CSO's parent company), as well as IDG affiliates.

Whatever the case may be, this is the part of the story where there was an actual breach; not of Facebook's internal data but of Facebook's data sharing policies.

Facebook's first response when the story broke on Saturday was to quibble over news organizations» use of the term data breach.

Shorty after the data leak story became public, Facebook's lawyers claimed The Observer was making «false and defamatory» allegations and denied the harvesting of information was a «data breach», as users had voluntarily downloaded the app.