What may be one of the biggest data breaches of all time occurred at marketing firm Epsilon. But it’s the company’s clients, such as Best Buy, JPMorgan, TiVo, Walgreen, and Kroger, who will end up ...

Email marketing provider Epsilon recently revealed that “a subset of Epsilon clients’ customer data” has been exposed. As “the world’s largest permission-based email marketing provider” with a roster ...

The following is written by Marion K. Jenkins, PhD, FHIMSS, founder and CEO of QSE Technologies. Chances are in the last week or so you have received an e-mail notification from a bank or a merchant ...

As we told you earlier, an online marketing company named Epsilon suffered a security breach at the hands of hackers late last week. The original reports didn't have a handle on the scope of the ...

permission-based email system within the Epsilon division. Names and email addresses were taken, but no personal or financial details were obtained. As a result, those who were contacted about the ...

BOSTON/WASHINGTON, April 4 (Reuters) - A data breach involving online marketer Epsilon, whose clients are a Who's Who of major banks and retailers, was only the latest in a string of hacking attacks ...

Perhaps the most critical thing bankers have learned from the breach at Epsilon, the email marketing unit of Alliance Data Systems Corp. of Plano, Texas, is that there is no such thing as "low-value" ...

The ultimate fee for the data breach last month at email service provider Epsilon could reach as high as $4 billion, depending on what becomes of the data that was stolen, according to a cyber-risk ...

The email system of an online marketing firm serving many major consumer brands has been breached, prompting its clients to issue warnings to consumers. Epsilon issued a statement on Friday saying ...

Most of the time I only hear from my credit card companies when I owe them money or when they want to sell me a new service. That’s changed; now I’m being bombarded with notes telling me that a ...

College-bound students, credit card users and employers looking to hire professionals are among the Connecticut residents whose email addresses may have been accessed by hackers who broke through the ...