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As the build up for Super Bowl 54 was in full swing, on the cyber front, over half of the NFL’s twitter feeds were hacked by a Saudi hacker. These groups simply used a keystroke reader to essentially hack the passwords to their twitter accounts. This allowed them to vandalize their pages and..

The United States Federal Government announced the surprise filing of cybercrime charges against four Chinese military officials on Monday. These charges stem from the federal investigation into the Equifax Breach in 2017.

Five years after one of the highest profile hacks, Ashley Madison users continue to face hardships when it comes to securing their information online.

PL Risk Advisors is pleased to announce the hiring of Linda Caswell as Policy Review Specialist. 

In Texas, companies are now more responsible for handling and reporting cyber breaches that have occurred to instate as of January 1^st.

As the year begins to wind down and the number of cyber crimes continue to escalate, many industry analysts are predicting what may happen in the coming year. And it doesn’t paint a pretty picture. According to researchers, there is a cyber-attack every 39 seconds and analysts fear that number..

With many people buying various devices this Christmas season, the FBI has released a warning concerning smart devices and how they can pose privacy and security threats. The FBI has revealed that hackers have figured out ways to hack into smart devices and directly tap into people’s homes.

As the year begins to wind down, many dispensaries are worried about the year ahead. With many walls in front of them, they are looking at uncertainty moving forward.

With the rise of cryptocurrency, many people take advantage of people’s ignorance to extort said currency out of people. But now, its starting come to people’s attention that hackers are using people’s computers to actually mine for currency.

As many people rush to protect their data, hackers have begun to go deeper into their bags of tricks to get you to fork them over. A rising trend is hackers using phone calls to engineer their way into making you hand over your money and your personal information.