A thumbprint may be a good authentication factor for the living, but are you prepared to access mission-critical data and devices after an employee's death?

Future features include plenty of self-reporting options, and officials' fears the data could be misused.

Texas appellate courts and judicial agencies’ websites and computer servers were shut down after a ransomware attack.

The U.S. government recapped the top 10 most exploited vulnerabilities from 2016-2019 and warned how 2020 is shaping up vulnerability-wise on Tuesday.

Compliance is no longer the primary motivator. AppSec is, Cobalt.io says.

Are you certain your users are working with strong passwords on your Linux servers? Let John the Ripper show you who is and who isn't.

The framework is designed to collect and exfiltrate sensitive documents from air-gapped networks.

Windows users won’t have to fix ‘big’ exploited or public flaws this month, but May’s Patch Tuesday is one of the biggest patch rounds.

The cross-site scripting vulnerability could have allowed trivial account takeover.

A security session at the AWS Summit Online focused on the basics of Control Tower, Landing Zones, and GuardDuty.

BEC gangs like "Exaggerated Lion" are using tricky tactics - like exploiting G Suite - to scam companies out of millions.

She wanted a sub, not Facebook, Instagram and SMS come-ons from the guy who served her and intercepted her contact-tracing details.

"Healthy Together” app uses a raft of location data, including GPS, cell tower triangulation and Bluetooth, to pinpoint users and ID coronavirus hotspots.

Oracle and KMPG threat report finds that over-privileged accounts and poorly protected cloud secrets are the biggest security risks.

A remote PC infected with certain malware could take over a client that tries to connect to it, says Check Point Research. Here's how to prevent it.

Three basic but comprehensive steps can help you and your organization get through adversity

The Land of the Free just got less free by not passing a Patriot Act amendment. Here's what this means for your privacy and how you can get it back.

Volterra's VoltShare uses an app to read a key and an email address to verify identity

Microsoft said the DNS-over-HTTPS protocol will bolster privacy by providing encrypted DNS sessions.

The social media giant in April affixed warning labels on 50 million pieces of content