Category: Internet Law

Advanced persistent threats are sophisticated, long-term cyber attacks targeting organizations for data theft or disruption. Here’s how APTs work and how businesses can defend themselves.

The United States experiences more data breaches than any other country. Here’s a breakdown of the statistics and what American businesses should do.

After a major 2015 cyberattack, New Hampshire strengthened healthcare cybersecurity requirements. Here’s what the law demands from healthcare providers.

A data breach doesn’t just cost money — it damages customer trust. Research shows how consumers perceive and respond to breached businesses long-term.

Small businesses are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals who see them as easy victims. Learn the most common attack types and how to defend yourself.

Failure to comply with data breach notification laws can result in significant fines. Here’s what state and federal notification laws require.

Smart TVs connected to home networks can be compromised by ransomware and other malware. Here’s what the risks are and how consumers and businesses can protect connected devices.

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.