Cyber

Do-it-yourself kits now let anyone conduct a ransomware attack, and small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are a ripe target.

As cyber security continues to move to center stage, look for a new focus on the threats raised by insiders -- and for a political candidate to be hacked.

Workers’ comp insurers see wearable tech initiatives reducing workplace accidents and injuries. But at what cost to privacy?

As rough as 2015 was for cyber security, 2016 will be worse. Small and medium-size businesses are especially vulnerable.

Companies don't realize how many cloud apps employees are using (sometimes hundreds) -- and the grave danger of data leakage.

The need for formal declarations of cyber war, acts of terrorism, etc. can raise tricky questions for cyber insurance policies.

Cars, homes, livestock, pets, even bees -- it's hard to think of something these days that can't be connected to the Internet (and hacked).

After a data breach, companies often offer credit monitoring to those affected, but the current approach does little to prevent fraud.