Cyber cover goes where no policy has gone before
Cyber risks are now seen to be as tangible as physical threats to a company’s assets
Woman’s medical records disclosed to an insurance company
Data Protection Commissioner’s office dealt with 1,507 valid data breach notifications during 2013
Online crime hits Irish economy for €630 million a year
But new report says the true figure could be higher due to under-reporting by businesses
Loyaltybuild reopens for business after huge data breach
Data Protection Commissioner to keep Ennis -based company’s operation under ‘ongoing review’
Public concern about access to personal data on rise in Ireland
Data Protection Commissioner Billy Hawkes says spam is no longer biggest complaint
From horsemeat to Ryanair’s rethink: an eventful year for consumers
Store closures, property tax, banking charges, Michael O’Leary’s act of contrition, two Ulster Bank system failures, the arrears crisis: consumers had plenty to keep them exercised in 2013
The man with one of the most demanding roles in technology
McAfee’s president Michael DeCesare deals with the fast-changing landscape of cyber security threats on a daily basis
Protection of data a matter of basic rights
Breaches focus attention on issues of trust in companies and state agencies
Tánaiste says data breach a wake-up call on cyber crime
Gilmore says Loyaltybuild data breach a timely reminder of the potential costs of cyber crime
Step into the breach
For the cybercriminals who stole details of SuperValu, Axa and Clerys customers last week, names, emails and phone numbers can be as valuable as credit-card data. How big is the risk to consumers?
Gilmore pledges Government action on data breach
FF leader says faceless criminals can rob hundreds of thousands of people
Customers of eight more firms have personal data stolen
Credit card information of customers of Clery’s loyalty travel scheme stolen in cyber attack
Clerys, Centra and Pigsback now embroiled in data breach
Banks carrying out assesment of numbers involved in breach at Co Clare company
Preliminary report on data breach being considered, says Gilmore
FF leader warns confidence in online banking could be shattered
More firms to be named in personal data breach
Loyaltybuild refuses to identify the affected companies as crisis widens
Company linked to Loyaltybuild data breach made €4.47m last year
Parent company is based in the Netherlands
About 6,700 ESB customers affected by huge data breach
Information relating to loyalty scheme in 2007-2008 was on compromised Loyaltybuild systems
Breach ‘one of biggest in Europe’ in last three years
Information was stored in unencrypted form, along with the three-digit CCV code
Number hit by Clare cyber attack climbs to 1.5 million
Credit card details, telephone numbers and home addresses taken
Supervalu security breach takes sinister twist
Analysis: has enough been done to protect those affected?
Over 1.5 million affected by Ennis data breach
Data Protection Commissioner investigates major security breach at Co Clare-based company which manages customer loyalty schemes across Europe
Loyalty card firm delayed reporting security fears
Some 39,000 Supervalu customers exposed while 4,000 people in Axa loyalty reward programme affected
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