cybersecurityThe SEC Says Its Filing System Got Hacked and the Data Possibly Used for Illegal TradesThe Securities and Exchange Commission said a cyber breach of a filing system it uses may have provided the basis for some illegal trading in 2016. The revelation comes in the wake of the massive, months-long hack of Equifax
EquifaxEquifax Got Hacked Nearly Five Months Before It Previously SaidEquifax has come under intense scrutiny since it announced earlier this month that hackers accessed personal data of 143 million U.S. consumers. But the company knew about a significant breach of its computer systems nearly five months before the date it originally said
EquifaxTop Equifax Executives Announce Immediate Retirement After Massive Data BreachEquifax says its chief information officer and chief security officer are leaving, following the breach of 143 million Americans' personal information. Equifax did not say what retirement packages the executives would receive
technologyEquifax Could Have Fixed the Software Flaw That Led to Massive Data TheftCredit agency Equifax has traced the theft of sensitive information about 143 million Americans to a software flaw that could have been fixed well before the burglary occurred, further undermining its credibility as the guardian of personal data that can easily be used for identity theft.
EquifaxEquifax Got Hacked Nearly Five Months Before It Previously SaidEquifax has come under intense scrutiny since it announced earlier this month that hackers accessed personal data of 143 million U.S. consumers. But the company knew about a significant breach of its computer systems nearly five months before the date it originally said
EquifaxTop Equifax Executives Announce Immediate Retirement After Massive Data BreachEquifax says its chief information officer and chief security officer are leaving, following the breach of 143 million Americans' personal information. Equifax did not say what retirement packages the executives would receive
technologyEquifax Could Have Fixed the Software Flaw That Led to Massive Data TheftCredit agency Equifax has traced the theft of sensitive information about 143 million Americans to a software flaw that could have been fixed well before the burglary occurred, further undermining its credibility as the guardian of personal data that can easily be used for identity theft.
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