Cyber

Anyone using social media is exposed to a new STD: socially transmitted disease. Here are three ways to minimize the odds of ID theft.

Small and medium-sized companies need to ask three questions related to cyber risk. One is, who are we sharing data with?

Fraud such as identity theft doesn't just devastate the individual victim but also hurts their employers -- which should provide protection.

Regrettably, organizations should anticipate that their carriers will deny claims under their cyber policies and must be ready.

Monitoring your credit report is an important way to detect identity theft, but it is reactive, not proactive. Protection needs to be more aggressive.

A new breed of financially focused malware is continually mutating to avoid detection and is being aimed at 1.3 billion email addresses.

In listing unclaimed funds, some states provide far too much data to anyone in the business of exploiting consumer information.

ID protection must help victims recover from their losses, regain their reputation and rest assured about any future attacks.