Breaches & Alerts

What are the common causes of data breaches? Most can be traced to human factors like weak passwords and social engineering attacks.

Here’s a breakdown of the significant security breaches so far in 2023: LastPass, Norton LifeLock, Twitter, Mailchimp, FanDuel, and T-Mobile.

Here’s what Twitter’s significant security breach means for 200 million users and what you can do if you were affected.

Find out how the Uber breach happened and what you can do to protect your business from a similar hack.

Dashlane’s CTO and Head of Security share some thoughts on the recent Okta breach and why enterprise SSO is not enough to secure a business.

We can confirm that Dashlane does not have any service or internal code that uses this log4j module. All our SaaS providers and dependencies were either not affected at all or have already patched this exploit.

When it comes to hacking, industry immunity is a myth, and no government agency is too obscure. Protect your business by setting up a password manager.

Ransomware attacks pummeled the healthcare industry last year. 2021 promises more of the same, as a recent rash of attacks on French hospitals has shown.

U.S. IT firm SolarWinds experienced a software hack in 2020 that is only now being fully uncovered. New reports peg the catalyst of the incident on a weak password created by an intern: solarwinds123.

Securing access to critical assets and systems is often much simpler—and much more affordable—than organizations in the public and critical infrastructure sectors may realize. The February hack of a water treatment plant emphasized the challenges that public sector organizations face when it comes to cybersecurity.

What you need to know about the Robinhood hack, which compromised almost 2,000 accounts and led to siphoned customer funds.

What you need to know about Barnes & Noble’s hack, which compromised various customer information including names, email addresses, and phone numbers.