Security experts share the skills companies are looking for, the skills students are learning, and how to best find talent you need.

United Health chief security strategist explains the benefits the organization reaped when it made basic coding training a requirement for security staff.

It’s U2 déjà vu: Apple’s yet again shoving stuff at users without their say-so. This time, it’s via the TV app, to some iOS users.

Does nicotine have you in its addictive grip? Chinese researchers have found that you might be helped with an SMS-based intervention.

Teenage hackers have been making thousands of pounds selling stolen accounts for popular online game Fortnite, it emerged this week.

Attempts to mitigate the landmark vulnerabilities have caused crashes, sudden reboots, and performance degradations. Here's the progress report on the Spectre and Meltdown solution.

Unboxing a new device gift can be exciting, but you need to follow these steps to ensure you don't invite hackers in, according to Palo Alto Networks.

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While malware families and targets continue to evolve, the most important shift might be happening in the background.

In an indictment unsealed this morning, the US ties China's state security agency to a widespread campaign of personal and corporate information theft.

US brings more indictments against the APT10 cyber espionage group operating in China for its Operation Cloud Hopper campaign against managed service providers, but what will those indictments accomplish?

Hackers targeted hundreds of bagel stores across the U.S. to scoop customers' credit card info.

No shortage of political humor and inside security jokes in this batch of cartoon caption contenders. And the winners are ...

Amazon mistakenly sent one user's Alexa recordings to a stranger but neglected to disclose the error.

Cash-strapped small businesses get help from the PCI SSC's data security evaluation tool and additional resources to better understand and secure their digital payment systems.

The second report in a week has analysed phishing attacks that are attempting – and probably succeeding – in bypassing older forms of two-factor authentication (2FA).

The FBI has taken down several of the largest DDoS-as-a-service sites on the web.

We ring out 2018 with a look at the big issues of the past year. Listen and enjoy!