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Latest news on data protection, privacy and cybersecurity regulatory developments, data breaches and enforcement actions happening around the world.

Cyber scammer using phone showing fake support numbers

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Cyber Scammers Take Out Google Ads to Pass Fake Support Numbers for Actual Websites of Bank of America, Microsoft, Netflix and More

June 26, 2025

Apparently numerous of these companies have a website search feature that will list what is already printed within a URL linking from the ad to the page. In this case, that means that the search bar is pre-filled with fake support numbers when the target arrives at the page.

Couple using telehealth services in video conference call with doctor showing increased cyber threats

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Cyber Threats Facing Telehealth Services Increased Exponentially Even as Healthcare Cyber Resilience Improved

September 18, 2020

According to a new report, cyber threats facing telehealth services has increased exponentially during the pandemic. Nevertheless, the healthcare industry’s cyber resiliency has improved dramatically.

Man looking at multiple TV screens showing the cyber threats that rack the media and entertainment industry

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Cyber Threats Rack the Media and Entertainment Industry, Report Reveals

April 30, 2020

Report shows media and entertainment industry are facing a unique set of cyber threats such as using offensive and threatening content, pirating goods and counterfeiting tickets.

Smoke emitting from power plant showing the possible implications if Iran and U.S. go into a cyber war

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Cyber War Between Iran and United States Could Have Far-Reaching Implications

October 14, 2019

With the rising tensions between Iran and the U.S., many are concerned about the possible launch of a cyber war as there’s no international rules or norms for digital warfare to protect innocent civilians.

Woman in facial mask using mobile phone showing the DDoS attack on Federal health agency and ongoing disinformation campaign in U.S.

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Cyber Warfare Doesn’t Take a Break During Coronavirus Season; US Health Agencies Are Fending off DDoS Attacks and Disinformation Campaigns in the Midst of a Pandemic

March 31, 2020

U.S. face cyber challenges amidst the pandemic with a DDoS attack on Federal health agency and an ongoing disinformation campaign that sows fear and confusion in the public.

Hacker in glasses looking at screen showing cybercrime gangs promise to stop attacks on healthcare organizations during coronavirus crisis

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Cybercrime Gangs Promise to Stop Attacks on Healthcare Organizations During the COVID-19 Crisis

March 25, 2020

Several cybercrime gangs, including ransomware Maze and DoppelPaymer, have promised to halt their attacks on healthcare organizations during the ongoing coronavirus epidemic.

Hacker working on laptop and talks on the phone showing cybercrime and scams

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Cybercrime Trend Toward Advanced, Structured Fraud Continues as Over Half of Incidents in 2021 Were Scams

June 8, 2022

Cybercrime outfits are increasingly shifting to highly structured and advanced fraud operations, with "scams-as-a-service" models that reflect the similar offerings for other attack types such as ransomware.

Hacker working on laptop showing cybercriminals breach company networks

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Cybercriminals Can Breach 93% Of Company Networks and Trigger Unacceptable Events in Under a Month, Study Finds

January 4, 2022

Positive Technologies found that cybercriminals can penetrate 93% of company networks, disrupt processes and services, steal funds and data, while insiders can breach 100% of networks.

Developers typing on keyboards while writing code showing API security and cybersecurity incidents

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Cybersecurity Incidents From Poor API Security Cost Businesses $75 Billion Annually

June 24, 2022

The lack of API security is responsible for every 1 in 13 cybersecurity incidents, with annual global losses of up to $75 billion and 57% affecting American businesses.

Chemical oil refinery plant showing cybersecurity legislation for cyber incident reporting for critical infrastructure

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Cybersecurity Legislation for Enhanced Cyber Incident Reporting Passes Senate, Awaits House Vote

March 8, 2022

Critical infrastructure companies may soon be subject to tighter cyber incident reporting requirements, as new cybersecurity legislation has passed the Senate and will now go before the House.

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Cyber Scammers Take Out Google Ads to Pass Fake Support Numbers for Actual Websites of Bank of America, Microsoft, Netflix and More

Cyber Threats Facing Telehealth Services Increased Exponentially Even as Healthcare Cyber Resilience Improved

Cyber Threats Rack the Media and Entertainment Industry, Report Reveals

Cyber War Between Iran and United States Could Have Far-Reaching Implications

Cyber Warfare Doesn’t Take a Break During Coronavirus Season; US Health Agencies Are Fending off DDoS Attacks and Disinformation Campaigns in the Midst of a Pandemic

Cybercrime Gangs Promise to Stop Attacks on Healthcare Organizations During the COVID-19 Crisis

Cybercrime Trend Toward Advanced, Structured Fraud Continues as Over Half of Incidents in 2021 Were Scams

Cybercriminals Can Breach 93% Of Company Networks and Trigger Unacceptable Events in Under a Month, Study Finds

Cybersecurity Incidents From Poor API Security Cost Businesses $75 Billion Annually

Cybersecurity Legislation for Enhanced Cyber Incident Reporting Passes Senate, Awaits House Vote

Self-Propagating Malware ChainDrop Hits Over 400 NPM Packages in Massive Supply Chain Attack

Russian Hackers Exploit Hotel Wi-Fi Networks to Compromise Microsoft 365 Accounts

Claude’s Great Escape: Anthropic AI Models Join OpenAI Agents in Hacking Their Way Out of Sandboxes

Leak of Microsoft Meeting Documents Indicates Company Is Struggling to Keep Up With Security Vulnerabilities Uncovered by Mythos