Electronic components distributor Avnet confirmed in a statement for BleepingComputer that it suffered a data breach but noted that the stolen data is unreadable without proprietary tools. A company ...

"Michael, James, Scott, and Chad are experienced and tenacious professionals, whom we are thrilled to now call Simplicity Partners," said Bruce Donaldson, Partner and CEO of Simplicity. "The strategic ...

The scale and scope of federal data and statistics that have been completely removed or otherwise compromised by President Donald Trump’s administration is too overwhelming to chronicle fully. When ...

EUR/GBP trades stronger near 0.8715 in Monday’s early European session. UK labor market risks grow, which would force the BoE to perform a delicate balancing act in the next meetings. The expectation ...

Confluent shares rally 11.4% Firm working with bankers after attracting interest from private equity and tech firms, sources say Interest fueled by corporate race for AI and firm's pressured valuation ...

‘Avnet recently identified unauthorized access to externally hosted cloud storage supporting an internal sales tool used in EMEA,’ according to a statement from the electronic components distributor.

The Data Protection Commission (DPC) has confirmed that an Irish company at the centre of a recent RTÉ investigation into the sale of smartphone location data has temporarily suspended operations. The ...

Class IIIB, or bulk petroleum and oil, and the utilization of the FSSP allows commanders to get bulk fuel into resource-constrained environments with restrictive ground movement. For the Army to ...

Confluent is exploring a sale after attracting acquisition interest, according to three people familiar with the matter, the latest data infrastructure company to draw suitors for its potential in ...

Florida's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Roku for allegedly collecting and selling children's personal data. Roku is alleged to have shared children's viewing habits, voice recordings, ...

It's a ritual that economists, investors and businesses eagerly anticipate the first Friday of each month – checking to see how many people joined or left the labor market. But last Friday morning, ...