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CNBC's Aditi Roy reports on an Equifax hack that occurred in March of this year. » Read More
Andrew Jeffrey, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey managing director, discusses why he is still bullish on Equifax. » Read More |
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey discusses the state's lawsuit against Equifax over its massive data breach. » Read More |
Social Security numbers exposed in the Equifax breach could be used for tax-related identity theft. » Read More |
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Jim Cramer wasn't playing around when he added Equifax CEO Richard Smith to the 'Mad Money' Wall of Shame.
The company retained FireEye-owned Mandiant to investigate both breaches.
Social Security numbers exposed in the Equifax breach could be used for tax-related identity theft. Here's how to head off the criminals.
A Swiss financial watchdog has closed down providers of a “fake” cryptocurrency called E-Coin.
Equifax on Monday acknowledged a second security breach that happened earlier in the year, separate from the one it disclosed two weeks ago.
"If you go to the wrong box, you don't get the free credit monitoring. You pay $17.95 a month," says George Jepsen.
"We all really don't have a handle of all that happened," Karl Racine tells CNBC.
District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine discusses the launch of an investigation by 33 state attorneys general into Equifax following its massive data breach.
Blockchain technology is on the radar of a number of tech corporations – and IBM is leading the way, according to research.
The Muddy Waters Research founder says investors will punish the stock further if liabilities become massive.
The "Squawk on the Street" news crew talks about the continuing fallout from Equifax's security breach.
Carson Block, Muddy Waters Research founder, explains why he is personally suing credit reporting agency Equifax after its massive data breach.
ATM skimming is on the rise and getting more sophisticated, especially as criminals try to cash in before the switch to more secure chips.
Two Equifax executives are retiring, effective immediately.
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren said she has begun an investigation into Equifax's massive data breach.
"None of these systems are flawless," Tom Grissen says.
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