Davik, Inc.

[...] be sold on the black market for a premium, with a price tag of 10 or 20 times more than a credit card number. It might take several months, or even years, before a patient realizes that their medical [...]

[...] and secured when you enter it. Don’t use unsafe websites for online shopping, as your credit card number may be vulnerable to hackers. 6. Use a credit card. Credit cards are, in general, safer for [...]

[...] are two points at which data is most vulnerable to attack: pre- and post-authorization. When card data is captured by the system, but still awaiting authorization, it is simply sitting in your system [...]

[...] that storing customer payment card data is considered the most risky activity with regard to data theft, so avoid doing this if at all [...]

[...] security and compliance departments, data thieves know that small businesses operate on a limited budget and sometimes do not employ the high- [...]

[...] two-step system of layered end-to-end encryption and tokenization renders this data useless to data thieves. During the transaction process, there are two points at which data is most vulnerable to [...]

[...] this year, the Ponemon Institute revealed the results of their fifth annual U.S. Cost of a Data Breach study. The study found that even though the number of data breaches dropped slightly as [...]

[...] problems are quite common, and they could be the result of a brute-force attack, a data breach, or someone who is targeting you personally. If your password is cracked, it can cause a [...]

[...] happen to them. First of all, it can happen to you and it probably will at some point. Second, data backup is actually pretty simple. Just follow the rule of three. This means you should always keep [...]