Any App can add behavioral firewalls to both on-premise and cloud systems.

The association has published a guide on the subject to help CPAs figure out whether their clients’ web security programs are working or not.

A private investigator in Baton Rouge, La., has been indicted for trying to use the Internal Revenue Service’s online data retrieval tool for student loan applications to access tax information from President Donald Trump.

Every accountant and tax pro should make these steps part of their cyber-security strategy.

The firm will combine its GRC expertise with the company’s cybersecurity offerings.

Businesses are particularly vulnerable to fraud because their information is often part of public record.

A data breach in the Internal Revenue Service’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, tool, which the IRS was forced to shut down last month, may have affected up to 100,000 taxpayers.

The Top 100 firm is adding a cybersecurity company based in Lexington, Ky., effective April 1.

The Internal Revenue Service failed to deactivate its Identity Protection Personal Identification Number program after a data breach in May 2015 for nearly a year, despite repeated recommendations from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, according to a new report.

No matter how small your firm is, your clients’ information is very tempting to hackers.

The IRS is seeking nominees for its Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee.

Cindy Fornelli, executive director of the Center for Audit Quality, talks in this podcast about her organization's recent celebration of its first decade and the trends in audits and investor confidence in the financial markets.

The free course from the National Association of Tax Professionals was a joint venture with the IRS and the Federal Trade Commission.

As the owner of a small-to-midsized accounting firm, you may think a cybersecurity breach won’t happen to you. Think again.

Accountants understand the importance of good cybersecurity practices in their own offices, given recent reports of attacks by identity thieves targeting client names and IDs.