Before this weekend, you'd probably never heard of Epsilon Data Management. But the Texas-based marketing firm had almost certainly heard of you. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited ...

Epsilon has launched a tool that it says will help mid-market companies deliver email, SMS, mobile push and other types of messages. The new product, Epsilon PeopleCloud (EPC) Messaging Essentials, is ...

Almost all of its content requires an account tied to an email address to access. During an initial test run in December, Epsilon’s Pub Link picked up nearly three of four impressions across the ...

"We regret to inform you ..." are five words you never want to see in an email. But over the weekend thousands of people did as Epsilon began warning its customers that it had suffered a break-in and ...

Epsilon's new security features, along with innovative technologies from Verizon, provide enhanced protection for its information technology (IT) infrastructure. Combining intelligence from Verizon's ...

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A large-scale security breach at an online marketing firm is likely to result in an increased risk of e-mail scams for millions of people. Epsilon, which describes itself as the world’s largest ...

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 ...

If you have an email account, then you by now have received one or more emails from companies notifying you that their email communication provider, Epsilon, suffered a security breach that resulted ...

Last week, consumers in the U.S. were bombarded with e-mail messages warning them of what may be the most widely felt data breach in U.S. history. A company that most of them had never heard of, ...