Cybersecurity

Tech

CrowdStrike IPO Filing Touts Security Software

“We believe we are defining a new category called the Security Cloud," the company says in its prospectus.

Matthew Heller
May 15, 2019
Tax

CCH Tax Software Outage Leaves Accountants in Limbo

A malware attack knocked out parts of the popular cloud-based tax preparation software from Wolters Kluwer for several days.
Cybersecurity

More Clients Buying Cyber Coverage: Marsh

One of the reasons: property insurers are generally no longer willing to cover business interruptions caused by network intrusions.
Cybersecurity

Prepare Now for Next-Generation Cyber Threats

A soon-coming world that's almost entirely digitized and connected will expose companies to vast new cybersecurity risks.
Cybersecurity

Norsk Hydro Hit by Extensive Cyberattack

The attack on one of the world’s largest aluminum producers sent ripples through the market for the metal.
Cybersecurity

Cyber Breaches Lead to Cutbacks in Dividends and R&D Spending

In contrast, the CEO's total pay tends to increase in the years after a publicly disclosed cyber attack, finds a new study.
Auditing

Chief Audit Execs: Internal Audit Can Do Better

CAEs say their function doesn't make adequate efforts in communicating with the board and management, among other shortcomings.
Cybersecurity

Vendor Risk: The Second-Class Citizen of Cybersecurity

Here's how companies can give vendor risk management the attention it deserves for warding off cyber attacks.
Cybersecurity

The Other Side of the Network

Cybersecurity is starting to venture outside the firewall to focus on users and their devices.
Fraud

Confronting the Harsh Realities of ‘Cross-Industry’ Fraud

CFOs should be alert to the growing threat from professional thieves who perpetrate the same types of fraud across multiple industries and sectors.
Fraud

Seven People Charged in Hack of SEC Database

A suspected Ukrainian hacker allegedly passed on data he stole from the EDGAR database to traders who used it to make illicit stock trading profits.
Data Security

Firms Settle With NY Over App Security Flaw

New York's attorney general says the companies' apps had a flaw that could have exposed sensitive user data to hackers.
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