Retailers and merchants still have a lot of work to do to stay compliant with international payment data security standards.
The hack of a Dutch manufacturer raises questions about the security of payments via chip-enabled cards and mobile devices.
An IBM systems security executive says organizations must think beyond their own companies and fight hacktivists across entire industry "ecosystems."
Before looking at vendor solutions to protecting data, CFOs need to put some thought into which information to safeguard.
Their major objection: it doesn’t offer solutions to cyber-security, only info sharing between businesses and the government.
OpenSSL, a widely used browser-encryption standard, is found to be significantly vulnerable to hackers.
Finance executives have no trouble imagining how new technologies will make their companies more competitive. So why can’t they make that vision a reality?
Immense security concerns thrust finance chiefs into the technology maelstrom more than ever.
While regulators move to physically protect electric utilities' infrastructure, an outdated desktop operating system could be the real threat.
Novel and more accessible forms of information from government and private sources represent a new and rapidly growing piece of the big-data puzzle.
Almost half of finance executives predict they'll have to spend more to follow the rules in 2014.
Many companies are aware of cyber threats, but preventing attacks takes more than having the right firewalls and software.
