When Broadcom acquired Symantec in the fall of 2019, there were many questions in the market from their customer base. Many of them came to us asking for assistance in protecting their most critical data and reducing their vendor uncertainty.

The agency brings in expertise from the private sector to improve its technical capabilities and engagement with industry partners.

Apple's Security Research Device program is now open to select bug bounty hunters.

The RDAT tool uses email as a C2 channel, with attachments that hide data and commands inside images.

While the pandemic has infected funding for cybersecurity startups, it also has emboldened some startups with innovative tools that secure the wave of at-home work.

Individuals and business groups are connecting everything from Amazon Echo devices to data-sampling sensors on networks with sensitive systems with little regard to safety, two reports show.

Security professionals are still in high demand amid layoffs in other sectors, a new report finds.

Here are the trends and topics that'll capture the limelight at next month's virtual event.

Beware - cybercriminals could be spending days rooting around in employee inboxes for information they can sell to other crooks, or use to mount further attacks.

A Dutch elected official is among those whose DMs were hijacked, the company said.

Open source software for creating deepfakes is getting better and better, to the chagrin of researchers

20 Data Security Experts Share Best Practices for Data Security in Hybrid Environments.

A Black Hat presentation will discuss how vulnerabilities found in Facebook Messenger encryption could mean trouble for your secure messages.

Privacy commissioners worldwide urged video conferencing systems like Microsoft, Cisco and Zoom to adopt end-to-end encryption, two-factor authentication and other security measures.

The two flaws allow man-in-the-middle attacks that would give an attacker access to all data flowing through the router.

If a crook is already inside your email, occasionally adding in believable emails of their own… how on earth do you spot the fake ones?