How police identify criminals selling data on the dark web

As data breaches rise, at least there’s some good news: Law enforcement are getting better at identifying people selling stolen data on the dark web.
As data breaches rise, at least there’s some good news: Law enforcement are getting better at identifying people selling stolen data on the dark web.
Despite everything we do to prevent them, data breaches happen to the best of us. If it happens, check you’ve done these five things.
Any data you collect will probably leak. Any data you retain will definitely leak, given enough time. Cory Doctorow challenges us to think differently about customer data.
A data breach hits hardest those working in the front line: your IT security team. But with the right approach to planning and response, you can build your team’s strengths and become a more secure organization.
Every day, you work to prevent data breaches. One day, you know the cyberattackers will succeed. How can you save your business reputation when the inevitable happens?