This holiday season you might be receiving a voice-controlled gadget – a voice controlled TV, a phone, or even an Amazon Echo. The convenience of this is obvious. But what about the downside? In order for the device to respond to your command – even its wake up command – it must, by definition, be listening. And it could be listening – and recording – a business-related conversation.

Learn about data discovery and the role it plays in many data protection solutions in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of data security.

Lahey Hospital and Medical Center will pay $850,000 for losing data on just 600 patients. The cause? Weak security for medical devices.

Once patient data has been migrated to the cloud securely, it will require ongoing protection against loss or unauthorized access. Follow these four steps to keep cloud-based data protected in an ongoing basis.

Last month the Ponemon Institute released its annual Cost of Cybercrime report covering damages from cybercrimes in the past year. Here are some of the key findings.

Since heat is a natural byproduct of digital computation, why not use this electromagnetic emanation as a bypass for air-gap systems?

Don’t let concerns over cloud security risks prevent your organization from reaping the benefits of cloud computing. Use this 8 step framework to secure your organization’s cloud adoption efforts.

Researches from the Singapore University of Technology and Design have developed a clever method to steal data from wireless printer networks that were otherwise assumed secure.

Deciding between endpoint DLP and network DLP isn't always a simple task. Watch our video for a breakdown of the key differences between each approach and questions to help you choose the best solution for your data protection needs.

The following steps will help any healthcare organization make appropriate decisions when determining if they are ready to move regulated information to the Cloud.

File fingerprinting, also known as data fingerprinting or document fingerprinting, is a technique employed by many network data loss prevention solutions for identifying and tracking data across a network. Read on to learn more about fingerprinting and the security benefits of a DLP solution with data fingerprinting capabilities.

Dridex keeps coming back with a vengeance - let's take a look at how the malware works and what can be done to stop it.

A report from Accenture warns that the total cost of cyber attacks on U.S. health systems could total $305 billion over the next five years.

Learn about common uses for network data loss prevention solutions, from insider threat protection to compliance.

Organizations will need to match features to security mitigations in qualifying electronic health records systems.

Are your social media habits putting your private data - or your company's - at risk? Learn about the risks of oversharing and get tips for using social media securely in this infographic.

Learn how public key cryptography works as well as common uses for this cryptographic method.

How much does a company pay for each record lost in a data breach? The latest survey of cyber insurance claims suggests the answer is more complicated than you would think.

Today we’re sharing a use case from the DG Lab in which we detected a variant of the CryptoWall 3.0 ransomware by correlating indicators of compromise within system process calls in real time.