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A data breach can wipe out a company – but it doesn’t have to. You can limit the damage and lower the cost, big time.

See the top 10 ways to lower the cost of a data breach, according to research from Ponemon Institute. How many of them do you have?

Before you can predict how a cyberattack will hit your business, you must first understand why.

Discover the top four motivations behind data breaches. You’ll see the top tactics used in financial attacks and the two major types of cyber espionage.

The cost of a data breach can stretch into the millions. The amount can damage a large company. A smaller company can be wiped out.

But why are they so expensive? Uncover the most common costs brought by data breaches in this post. Use them to scare your clients!

Hackers and malware cause data breaches – duh! But did you know maybe half of data breaches are caused by mistakes and glitches?

Discover the top three causes of data breach, and see why the U.S. is the leader in data breach costs. You’ll get these insights and more from the Ponemon 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study.

One of the best reports in the industry, the Verizon DBIR is jam packed with insights on network security and data breaches.

See the top three attacks that cause data breaches. Also check out the one thing used by 80% of successful hackers, and find out what attackers want most.

Healthcare systems in the U.S. continue to face powerful ransomware attacks. Some are still reeling from the WannaCry attack that began in May.

This outbreak has left some IT pros wondering: Why is ransomware targeting hospitals? Is infection a HIPAA breach? Find out in this post.

A perfect storm is raining down on healthcare cybersecurity. The industry is vast and complex, has tremendous amounts of patient data, and is not equipped to protect it. The result is a bonanza for cybercrime. From the WannaCry ransomware attacks in the U.K., to the ongoing healthcare data breaches across the U.S.

Read on to learn about the major healthcare cybersecurity threats facing the industry and how you can address them

A new and dangerous strain of ransomware known as WannaCry exploded onto the web last week, seizing an estimated 300,000 computer systems in just a few days.

Read on to find out how you can protect yourself and your clients from this infectious malware.