This year could see the second-highest value in cryptocurrency crimes recorded, with coronavirus-themed attacks contributing to growth, CipherTrace found.

Cisco has patched a high-severity flaw that could lead to denial-of-service attacks on its Nexus switch lineup.

If you’re getting TLS connection errors that suddenly started this weekend, a tired old encryption library might be the problem.

Google and Qualcomm both addressed significant vulnerabilities in their June updates.

Five lessons the coronavirus pandemic can teach security professionals to better assess, monitor, manage, and mitigate organizational risk.

A Lookout study found that organizations could lose millions through the growing number of unmitigated mobile phishing attacks.

In an advisory last week, the NSA warned that a flaw in the Exim mail transfer agent (MTA) has been exploited by Russian cyber military actors since last August.

The breach exposed usernames and passwords of an undisclosed number of program members.

Understaffed and under fire, companies fail to report cybercrimes even when they are legally obligated to notify authorities, results of a new survey show.

Organizations need to include smartphones and tablets in their phishing mitigation strategies, a new report suggests.

Insider cyber threats are always an issue during layoffs -- but with record numbers of home office workers heading for the unemployment line, it's never been harder to maintain cybersecurity during offboarding.

Full backup copies of website, including all user data, was exposed for 2,700 JRD users.

We’re absolutely delighted – delighted and proud! – to report that we won not one but two awards at last night’s European Security Blogger Awards 2020.

Cybersecurity, remote IT troubleshooting and cloud support will be the most sought-after skills for businesses in the months following the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a survey of CIOs and tech executives.

Here's how employees in the US, UK, France and Germany are putting systems at risk, according to CyberArk.

Unauthorized access was the most common type of attack in 2019, and it was responsible for 40% of all data breaches, says ForgeRock.

Increase of 37 percent from Q4 2019 to Q1 2020 attributed to creation of remote workforce due to COVID-19 stay-at-home orders.