Been to Vegas? You’ve most likely visited or stayed at an MGM Resorts property, and bad news, your information is currently for sale on the dark web. Even worse: it’s been there for over a year.

For a large portion of yesterday, T-Mobile’s network was brought to a standstill. Was it a DDoS attack against the United States?

Some organizations have been inundated with DDOS attacks in the wake of recent increased advocacy activity. But help is on the way!

While you’re most likely not travelling at the moment, if you previously flew on easyJet, you may need to take action to protect your information.

The recent novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has led to a global health emergency with unprecedented action being taken to combat it. Our recent article published in Virginia Lawyer magazine, a publication of the Virginia State Bar, outlines the top risks to law firms who are working remotely.

Zoom has been in the news a lot lately - they’ve been bringing a lot of people together easily. But cybersecurity researchers and the FBI have noted that there are a lot of areas where Zoom could be doing better. Check out our guide on how to understand the underlying issues, and how to decrease your risk.

Hotel giant Marriott was hacked….again. Find out what that means for your data and how you can stay safe and avoid having your identity stolen

If you’ve shopped at J. Crew, you should know they were hacked over a year ago, meaning you need to ACT right now.

Hackers are using the coronavirus against you and you may not realize it until it’s too late.

These days is seems that only three things are certain: death, taxes, and data breaches. We hear about data breaches all the time, but what exactly does a data breach even mean, and more importantly, what does it mean for you?