Think about the many places your personal data lives — the documents that contain it, the businesses collecting it, the devices storing and sharing it, the websites and apps using it. Fraudsters work by targeting those sources of data to ultimately profit from it. Despite the how and why, security incidents like data breaches, phishing
Data breaches have become all-too-common amongst retailers, businesses, educational institutions and health care facilities. Last year, 1,093 data breaches led to more than 36 million compromised records in the United States, leaving millions of Americans’ personal information exposed. The best way you can protect your information from compromise is by taking proactive measures to safeguard
According to the 2016 Internet Security Threat Report from Symantec, total online security breaches are up by 2 percent since 2014. Breaches with more than 10 million identities exposed rose by 125 percent, and 431 malware variants have been added in 2015. These may not be alarming numbers if you’re an average online user. But