Automation is the way that teams gain a humongous amount of leverage in the speed and effectiveness of cyberdefense, says LogicHub CEO and co-founder Kumar Saurabh.

The idea and concept of Smart Cities is certainly gaining traction. Cities around the world are already investing in trials, testbeds and in many cases operational system deployments such as smart energy, smart lighting, smart parking; the list goes on...

“Password-killing” authentication efforts may be on a road to nowhere.

An exploit was released for a flaw existing in a process in CPUs called Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT).

Concerns over midterm election tampering reach a boiling point in the days leading up to actual voting.

Jack Wallen shows you how to use Firefox Master Password.

Prior to the advent of the internet, personal data was siloed in hard-to-find places, says Abine CEO Rob Shavell. Today data about all of us is remarkably easy to find.

Mac users exercise less caution, says Secdo security evangelist Mitchell Bezzina, which means there is a higher risk of exploits and malware infection.

From paper to IoT, security researchers offer tips for protecting common attack surfaces that you're probably overlooking.

Cybersecurity precautions could easily turn into cyberwarfare. Here's how the US plans to combat possible Russian influence in the midterm elections.

Broadcom will sell Veracode, acquired last year by CA, for $950M to Thoma Bravo as it broadens its security portfolio.

Both buys bolster the cybersecurity company's endpoint security business.

Attackers are actively infiltrating energy organizations and utilities for reconnaissance purposes.

A buffer overflow bug could silence online stations.

Fake email messages — aka spam — contain the president's name in 2,811% of median message sampling.

The US government is reeling from a catastrophic, years-long intelligence failure that compromised its internet-based covert communications.

Android apps in the “Family” category had a surprisingly high number of trackers embedded in them.

Two US biometric companies have partnered to research a private, nationwide biometrics system.

Facebook’s had a patent approved for a new way to sniff out potential friends, based on your phone and patterns of movement.