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A large data breach at a hospital trust led to staff experiencing “significant distress, loss of trust and ongoing anxiety”, a meeting has heard.
A large data breach at a hospital trust led to staff experiencing “significant distress, loss of trust and ongoing anxiety”, a meeting has heard.
The US GP weekend naturally means the spotlight gravitates towards Formula 1’s two American-owned teams. That has led to some awkward questions for Cadillac amid ongoing speculation over its driver line-up for 2027 and beyond.
Millions of websites have been impacted by a cyber security crisis that has been lingering undetected for more than a decade.
The headlines surrounding Artificial Intelligence’s rapid advancement have been tough to digest recently. Talk of human extinction from the very people developing the technology carried an ominous warning.
Two of the three largest healthcare data breaches ever recorded happened at business associates, meaning third-party vendors rather than hospitals or health plans. That pattern is intensifying. In the first half of 2026, business associates were involved in 43 percent of all large healthcare breaches reported to federal regulators, up from an average of 20…
A new class action lawsuit alleges McKesson Corp. failed to secure sensitive data, including Social Security numbers, diagnoses and prescription records, resulting in an August cyberattack.
Multiple Dropbox users have been emailed by the cloud storage company to advise them that a security breach saw unauthorised access to their account. Update: the company has said that about 5,000 accounts were compromised, with files downloaded from around 1,500 of them.
Multiple Dropbox users have been emailed by the cloud storage company to advise them that a security breach saw unauthorised access to their account.
United States businessman Joshua Kushner has blamed power struggles within global football for the outrage over FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, admitting his firm “would not have got involved” if it had anticipated the backlash.