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Imagine you’re a public official responsible for safeguarding public spending. You oversee numerous government procurement processes, ranging from school supplies to infrastructure projects, and conduct audits across numerous agencies. Detecting collusion or fraud often involves manually reviewing extensive documents—a challenging task even with management information systems in place. Institutional controls—such as audit offices, financial oversight…

Latin music star Romeo Santos has filed a lawsuit against his former accounting and business management firm, accusing the company of financial errors and mismanagement that he says cost him more than $2 million.

Online shopping fraud is on the rise — a few simple habits can help you spot fake brands and shop safely.

Every day, hospitals and health systems perform a remarkable balancing act. They invest in talented caregivers, advanced technologies, innovative partnerships and modern facilities, all while keeping their focus where it belongs: delivering safe, high-quality care for every patient who comes through their doors.

A Canadian man pleaded guilty last week to a scheme to break into the cloud storage accounts of at least 165 companies, steal their data and extort them for it.

Water utilities have become increasingly attractive targets for cybercriminals and state-sponsored threat actors as the sector adopts connected technologies to improve efficiency, automate operations and remotely manage critical infrastructure. While digital transformation offers significant operational benefits, it also creates new attack surfaces that adversaries can exploit to disrupt water treatment, distribution and other essential services.

Two new class action lawsuits accuse Frontier Airlines of failing to protect the personal information of thousands of customers and employees in a data breach.

Aug 6 (Reuters) – Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem ‌said on Thursday it is critical for monetary policy to keep working to bring down inflation pressures amid ongoing risks to the central bank’s price-pressure mandate, and should not be set to ​bolster high productivity levels in hopes of lower future inflation.

(WABI) – A Freeport-based hospitality group that owns and operates several chain hotels in New England and beyond is facing a potential class-action lawsuit over a data breach.