Why can it cost so much to buy intellectual property from standards organizations that received it for free?

Experienced risk manager Hans Læssøe has articulated a simple way to make data about risks more relevant to decision-making.

Our guests were Donald Reinhart and Tom Beiser of LATRO, the data forensics and RAFM business.

A court case examined if 'geofence' warrants may be used to obtain data about trespassers in the US Capitol building.

Which stories grabbed the attention of risk professionals working in the communications sector? These were the ten most popular Commsrisk articles during March.

3CX customers include BMW, McDonald’s and the UK National Health Service. Some think North Korean hackers are behind the attack.

Victims are enticed by rewards that increase as they add more funds to their cryptocurrency wallet. But when they stop playing, both the rewards and the cryptocurrency disappears.

David Rogers, Chair of the GSMA Fraud and Security Group, was the special guest.

We owe it to future generations to construct a world where technology cannot violate privacy even when we surround ourselves with networked devices that watch everything we do.

An audit found that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), and the Secret Service did not always obtain legal permission to use IMSI-catchers.

Conor Brian Fitzpatrick allegedly ran BreachForums, a cybercrime market where 14 billion consumer records could be purchased.

Yet another piece of paper promises cooperation to tackle nuisance calls and texts, but where is the real action?