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Some cybersecurity experts might blame insider threat attacks against Sony Pictures, but the FBI continues to accuse North Korea.

Companies are trying to learn from the SPE breach, increasing email security to prevent data breaches and theft, along with possible embarassment.

Hackers have expanded their targets, and have sent threats to media organizations, though it remains unknown which companies could have been targeted.

A reported Lizard Squad member handed off data from Sony Pictures to Guardians of Peace prior to major cyberattack.

A 22-year-old reported Lizard Squad member was arrested for fraud and other offenses.

Spooked by a major data breach caused by the Guardians of Peace, it looks like Sony Pictures has decided to embrace its cache of old BlackBerry phones.

North Korea denied hacking Sony Pictures, and cybersecurity experts believe insider threat posed huge risk to Sony Pictures.

Criminals used commercial software to conduct cyberespionage against targets in Israel and Europe, according to reports.

South Korea nuclear operator says it is still facing cyberattacks, but critical infrastructure reportedly safe.

Hackers compromised a German factory and caused "massive damage" to a factory furnace, reports indicate.

The Japanese government isn't just worried about cyberattacks from China, as North Korea continues to develop its own cyber weapons.

The South Korean government wants cooperation from China as it begins an investigation into a nuclear facilities data breach.

Sony is hiring a director for the Director of Vulnerability Management Engineering position, if you're interested and qualified.

Companies should learn from Sony's major data breach, run cybersecurity audits, and improve when told there is more work left to be done.

Sony has been asked to provide details regarding its data breach, as top congressional Democrat, Rep. Cummings, wants answers.

As the United States remains puzzled regarding the Sony Pictures breach, let's not forget about the more important cyber issues at hand.

South Korea nuclear plants targeted by cyberattacks, with "non-critical" data stolen.

Pres. Obama considers what to do with North Korea, but it appears someone has beaten him to the punch.

Sony has chosen cybersecurity firm FireEye to aid in its cleanup of hacking mess - and the company's stock value is going up because of it.

Anonymous hacker collective could release "The Interview" to the Internet.

The Chinese government may have condemned the cyberattack against Sony Pictures, but certainly didn't place blame for the incident.

Sony could use Crackle to distribute "The Interview" to interested viewers.

Despite growing political tensions between the United States and North Korea, there is no cyberwar underway between both nations.

Staples reveals 1.6 million customers at risk of data breach following incident earlier in the year.

North Koreans likely have no idea Sony Pictures has been humiliated over a movie.

Cyber espionage will increase in frequency during 2015, as foreign governments begin to ramp up their efforts.

Pres. Obama believes Sony made a mistake in its hasty decision to pull "The Interview" from theaters.

North Korean hackers, likely with outside help, compromised Sony... and could have their sights set on other US targets in the future.

Sony Pictures should make "The Interview" an online release

Cybercriminals that compromise companies and steal large amounts of consumer financial information are trying to find new avenues to cash out quickly.

Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton says employees should not be afraid of studio's future, as major data breach won't bring them down.

Mark Cuban says emails could be part of tomorrow's big data breach, while also promoting his Cyber Dust service.

Leaving no stone left unturned, hackers are increasingly targeting PoS vendors.

The hackers that compromised Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) have offered to spare employees, if they email their name and business title.

SPE lawyers are busy, and now taking aim at the media... demanding they stop sharing information such as seized emails.

Before its networks were ravaged by hackers, Sony Pictures Entertainment was reportedly warned its networks were at risk.

As Sony picks up the pieces from its significant data breach, other Hollywood studios can learn from its mistakes.

Chinese hackers routinely victimize US and western allies, as they increase focus on cyberespionage efforts.

Sony's data theft woes will likely continue, as the hacker group reportedly behind the breach promised a 'Christmas gift'

US companies need to be aware of potential Iranian-supported cyberattacks, according to FBI.

The FBI claims the data breach that hit Sony Pictures Entertainment would have worked against 90 percent of network defenses used by other companies.

Sony is reportedly using the Amazon Web Services to launch DDoS attacks against websites suspected of hosting stolen movies.

Tech companies want to pay researchers and hackers to identify software and security flaws before cybercriminals can exploit them.

The North Korean government is still denying responsibility for the cyberattack that crippled Sony, but said its supporters could be behind the breach.

Cybersecurity has taken front page headlines, and Apple seems more vulnerable to attacks - and must continue to improve security.

Cybercriminals could ramp up cyberattacks to try to steal payment data and medical records, as companies remain under threat.

Despite increased focus on cybersecurity, companies are largely fixing 'superficial' problems and leaving other IT security risks in place.

Sony Pictures is still cleaning up after a brutal cyberattack last week, and North Korea isn't claiming responsibility.

After a nasty security breach, Sony Pictures Entertainment has tasked Mandiant with helping it resolve the problems.

Home Depot is suffering the financial cost of a major data breach, spending $43M in one quarter alone.