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Anthem Agrees To Pay $115 Million To Settle Lawsuits From Breach

Anthem Blue Cross, you likely remember, was one of the first “Blues” to admit that they had lost control of the data on their subscribers to the tune of around 79 million people.  After Anthem admitted that, a number of other insurance companies – both Blues and others – admitted that they, too, had been […]

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General Kelly Admits US Citizens Risk Having Their Cell Phones Seized At The Border

Back in April, General Kelly, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, in Congressional hearings said that non-citizens might be detained or denied entry to the US if they didn’t let Homeland Security rummage through their electronic devices and maybe even make copies of them at the border.  He seemed to indicate that this wasn’t […]

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Was Chipolte’s Breach Due To Willful Negligence and Elementary Security?

Chipolte seems to be challenged to catch a break.  After the E.coli outbreak in 2015 and shareholder lawsuits, Chipolte tried to make a comeback.  Last month the announced that they had been hacked and credit cards compromised.  Chipolte hasn’t said which restaurants were affected or how many cards were compromised, but they have announced the […]

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Russia Understands that Fake News and Hacking Can Change Election Outcomes. Sometimes.

While President Trump continues to deny that Russia interfered with the U.S. Elections, even though many other very knowledgeable people say the opposite, other countries are not so casual about it. Germany’s domestic intelligence agency chief says that Russia gathered large amounts of data in cyber attacks and no one knows what they will do […]

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