Most organizations surveyed by Hitachi ID are moving partly to software-as-a-service. Less than half have adopted a Zero Trust strategy.

Cybercriminals are targeting Alibaba Elastic Computing Service (ECS) instances, disabling certain security features to further their cryptomining goals. Alibaba offers a few unique options that make it a highly attractive target for attackers, researchers…

The FTC recently made changes to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act’s Safeguards Rule that should pose further privacy obligations to covered financial institutions.

CVE-2021-0146, arising from a debugging functionality with excessive privileges, allows attackers to read encrypted files.

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An analysis of ransomware attack negotiation-data offers best practices.

A wave of phony emails from an FBI mail server originated from an issue with the agency's Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal.

Three in four say they were impacted financially as a result, losing more than $700 on average.

There is a real need for "boots-on-the-ground" cybersecurity professionals, so why not tap into a pool of trained and motivated veterans?

Trend Micro study reveals need for new way to discuss business risk.

Attackers targeted Chinese pro-democracy groups using a vulnerability fixed in September along with a second vulnerability fixed early in the year, Google says.

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Criminal groups are ramping up use of IABs to get access to networks without having to deal with the initial reconnaissance and intrusion phases.

New hacking technique may pave the way for other serious attacks

A third of employees admit lying to hide the fact that they accidentally deleted data, most doing so out of embarrassment or fear of punishment. Even more would lie about a ransomware infection.

Researchers observed what looks like the Emotet botnet – the "world’s most dangerous malware" – reborn and distributed by the trojan it used to deliver.

“Old malware rarely dies.” The best way to predict the future is to look at the past… if it worked before, it will probably work again.

Web admins urged to apply patches now

An efficient way to monitor security is to model user behavior using time series data and watching for anomalies.

National cybersecurity agency also observes rise in automated probing for web security flaws

Apparently, we need a self-driving IoT Bluetooth robot suitcase. Who knew?