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Data science is a booming market, and organizations worldwide are hiring professionals who can translate raw data into meaningful insights that drive better decisions. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for data scientists is expected to grow 34% over the next decade.

The FBI is dealing with a breach that has left current and former agents worried about something more personal than stolen files.

A customer data breach does not need to start in the CRM to become a customer experience crisis.

McKesson, a major U.S. wholesale medical supplies & equipment, pharmaceutical distribution, and healthcare technology solutions company, continues to investigate a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access and the exfiltration of sensitive data.

EVANSVILLE — Asked directly whether Southwest Indiana customers are among those whose personal information was exposed in a recent data breach, a CenterPoint Energy spokesman gave the Courier & Press a brief response: “Our filing speaks for itself.”

Wis. (WBAY) Anyone who has handed a driver’s license to be scanned to buy alcohol or rent a car may want to pay attention to a new data breach

Across the country, Americans are debating how their lives might change if new AI data centers are built in their backyards. Data center companies and their customers are promising new jobs and economic growth, but that pitch hasn’t won over a majority of Americanswho oppose data center construction in their area, often over environmental and…

Just in time for the Q4 holiday rush, Google is expanding its first-party data tools, with several updates aimed at making advertiser data easier to connect and measure.

The FBI is investigating an alleged data breach that has put millions of Americans’ driver’s licenses and other identification documents up for sale on the dark web

Less than a year ago, Greg Abbott was Texas’s loudest AI cheerleader, calling the state the “epicenter of AI development.” Now he wants to repeal data center tax incentives, pause new grid connections, and restrict these facilities from rural land. That’s not a policy tweak — it’s a full reversal. It signals a serious crack…