Analysis reveals how Ryuk's operators are changing their techniques and using new means to break in.

As employees grow accustomed to cloud-based consumer applications, it's become challenging for IT and security teams to maintain visibility and control.

Researchers have developed an ingenious way to eavesdrop from a distance without relying on planted bugs: they just stare at a light bulb.

Hackers affiliating themselves with the hacktivist label have joined the Black Lives Matter backlash after a fatal police shooting on Friday.

The demand for Internet of Things security practices that protect sensitive medical equipment and data will double within the next five years. Here's why.

Unlocked domains are susceptible to malicious tactics that can lead to unauthorized DNS changes and domain name hijacking, says CSC.

Two security vulnerabilities could open up companies to financial attacks and compliance violations if the software is not updated, Onapsis says.

Some 71% of people polled cited privacy concerns as the main reason for not wanting to use a COVID-19 tracing app, says Avira.

The vulnerabilities affect everything from printers to insulin pumps to ICS gear.

An internal investigation into the 2016 CIA breach condemned the agency's security measures, saying it “focused more on building up cyber tools than keeping them secure."

More bad news for cybercrooks… we hope.

This step is intended to address growing enterprise concerns around security and complexity, both top of mind among CISOs and CIOs.

Three good reasons why your incident response team's first call after a data breach should be to outside counsel.

Malicious emails, risky employee behavior, and a rise in software vulnerabilities are the top threats seen by IT professionals, says Ivanti.

One company is alleging a rival shop lured two of its most senior employees away - along with trade secrets, confidential information, and a list of its customers.

Critical vulnerabilities were patched in Adobe After Effects, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, Premiere Rush and Audition.

Only a handful have controls against domain-name hijacking, DNS modifications, and other threats, a new CSC study finds.

The 12-year-old malware is still dangerous, sporting advanced evasion techniques.

The preview, open to Windows users, opens PDF files in a sandbox to protect users who open malicious Acrobat documents.

Internal CIA report released today shows poor security controls surrounding the intelligence agency's hacking tools.