When marketing opts for extra-departmental IT, coordination and communication are required to keep things secured.

Although we saw workforce gains this year, 56% of businesses surveyed report staff shortages are putting their organization at risk.

New analysis of attacks and breaches -- to the tune of more than $20 million in damages and losses of at least 20 million records -- underscores the importance of planning for these events.

The National Science Foundation awarded a grant to Georgia State University (GSU) to come up with innovative ways to thwart the supply chains for counterfeiting

Recent efforts to take down the virulent botnet have been largely -- but not entirely -- successful.

Lesley Carhart, with Dragos, gives Threatpost a behind-the-scenes look at how industrial companies are faring during the COVID-19 pandemic - and how they can prepare for future threats with effective incident response plans.

The report also illustrates a shift in the way workers perceive IT. Half of the respondent employees said they "had more empathy, had more respect or were more grateful for IT."

Browser users are once again being asked to patch severe vulnerabilities that can lead to remote code execution.

Launching more sophisticated botnets, malware, and other threats, cybercriminals are getting more ruthless, says Nuspire.

It's never been easier for employees to download company data and take it with them to their next gig.