John DiGiacomo

The FDA issued guidance requiring manufacturers to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities in medical devices. Here’s what the guidance requires and why device security matters.

Massachusetts publishes a yearly archive of reported data breaches affecting its residents. Here’s what the data reveals about breach trends and causes.

Phishing scams impersonating Netflix steal login credentials and payment information from unsuspecting users. Here’s how to identify these scams and protect your account.

2016 was a devastating year for healthcare data security. A look at the ten biggest breaches, how they happened, and what hospitals can learn from them.

Medjacking refers to cyberattacks targeting connected medical devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps. Here’s how the threat works and what legal and security responses exist.

Businesses increasingly rank cybercrime as a greater threat than physical crime. Here’s why cyber risks have surpassed traditional crime concerns and what companies should do.

A trademark can be cancelled if it has become generic through widespread use. Here’s how to petition for cancellation of a generic trademark and what evidence the TTAB requires.

From phishing to brute force attacks, hackers use many techniques to break into systems. Understanding their methods is the first step to blocking them.

New York’s financial cybersecurity regulations faced a delayed rollout. Here’s a summary of what changed and what regulated institutions must comply with.

Yahoo’s data breach exposed over one billion user accounts — one of the largest in history. Here’s what was compromised and the legal fallout that followed.