The scheme targeted thousands of people, and involved the compromise of a Department of Defense portal that military members use to access their benefits.

It's not great that a lone engineer was able to pull data from 106 million people. But this was far from Equifax 2.0.

With international elections approaching, researchers assessed parties' digital readiness.

The seminal Anthem breach compromised sensitive personal data on nearly 79 million people.

Patient names, their rehab care provider, and specific procedures they received were among the information sitting in the insecure database.

Wannabe thieves shopping around for personal information don’t need the dark web when they can simply look at used technology stores for second-hand devices that may come pre-loaded with sensitive data.