By following best practices and prioritizing critical issues, you can reduce the chances of a security breach and constrain the blast radius of an attempted attack. Here's how.

The findings of a new report validate the correlation between poor network hygiene and the prevalence of wider security issues in the digital supply chain.

Insider threats can be difficult to combat and manage due to budgetary limits, lack of staff, and insufficient tools, says Bitglass.

The US Department of Homeland Security teams up with Akamai and the Center for Internet Security to provide state and local governments with cybersecurity through DNS for free.

Not all exposed usernames and passwords present a threat. Here's how to quickly identify the ones that do.

Learn how you can enable the new Nextcloud end-to-end encryption.

Instead of trying to remember a long and complex password, try switching to passphrases. Learn why they're important and how they work.

The six malicious apps have been removed from Google Play, but could still threaten 200,000 installs.

The malware family uses multiple tactics to steal as much cryptocurrency as possible while flying under the radar.

School systems don't seem like attractive targets, but they house lots of sensitive data, such as contact information, grades, health records, and more.

A new study found that email phishing attacks have become more successful during the COVID-19 pandemic.

One person's exit can set off a chain of costly events.

Bills that would regulate the sharing of genetic data and carve out coverage in the CCPA of some HIPAA data are close to being laws in California.

KryptoCibule spreads via pirated software and game torrents.

That number represents a big uptick over Q1.

U.S. agencies must implement vulnerability disclosure policies by March 2021, according to a new CISA mandate.

The man installed keyloggers, stealing credentials and information on emerging technology development.

The Russia-backed Internet Research Agency has returned with new strategies to sway voters ahead of the 2020 presidential election.

The largest online companies, such as Apple and PayPal, and banks are being targeted by cybersquatters, who are also taking advantage of the pandemic, a study finds.

Manufacturers need to invest more effort into protecting root-level access to connected devices, security researcher says.