Most Brazilians believe companies don't protect their personal data
A new study has found consumers in the Latin country are dissatisfied with the way their data is handled as another major leak exposes information of 1,4 million people.
A new study has found consumers in the Latin country are dissatisfied with the way their data is handled as another major leak exposes information of 1,4 million people.
A financial services provider has leaked personal details of potential and current clients of various local banking institutions.
Not knowing what to do to protect their digital lives is a source of distress for users in the country, says report.
The country ranks second after the United States on a list of the world's five most targeted markets
The company wants to improve online payment security standards in the region alongside retailers and banks.
Outgoing president signs measure to introduce information watchdog and extend go-live date for the country's GDPR.
Following the exposure of data from nearly 20 thousand customers, institution achieves a final settlement.
Occurrences are up 14.5 percent on last year, according to research.
Phishing attack caused exposure of data from 19 clients such as ERP firm SAP and insurance company Zurich.
An Android-based trojan was accidentally downloaded by over 2000 users.