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Hacker based in Iran allegedly gained remote access to a computer controlling the Bowman Avenue Dams flood-control structure.

Hackers linked to the Iranian government launched cyber-attacks on some four dozen U.S. financial institutions and a flood-control dam above New York City in forays meant to undermine U.S. markets and national security.

It's a job market revolution: an estimated 10.3 million Americans earned income through web-based platforms like Uber and Airbnb between 2012 and 2015.

More than 49 million personal information records of California residents were compromised in 657 data breaches from 2012 to 2015.

Despite the significant risk to organizations of every size in every industry, insurance providers often encounter resistance when introducing the topic of Cyber risk coverage for the first time.

A key figure is missing in the court documents outlining the biggest computer attack ever of the U.S. financial system: the actual hacker.

The allegations illustrate the challenge facing banks and credit-card processors already under heightened pressure to detect suspicious transactions and thwart money laundering.

Hackers and conspirators in more than a dozen countries generated hundreds of millions of dollars in illicit proceeds.