A hosting company has taken down a database owned by a mobile spying app after it was found displaying phone owners’ intimate images online.

More than half of organizations now run bug bounty and other crowdsourced options to avoid data breaches, according to a Bugcrowd report.

Employee mistakes were ranked as the highest risk in the 2019 Global Encryption Trends Study, though employee-owned devices on company networks deserve more security scrutiny.

When a web browser like Chrome, Firefox, or Safari is allowed to store passwords, you're putting your network security at risk.

The KonMari method of decluttering can be a huge step toward greater security, according to a growing number of executives.

How much do you trust your vendors? You don't have to hook them up to a polygraph machine because there are better ways to establish trust.

Video game digital distribution platform GOG Galaxy Games has patched two critical privilege escalation flaws that could allow arbitrary code execution.

If you’re running Magento you should be on the look out for hackers testing stolen card data – it could get your PayPal account suspended.

Hoaxers are saying you can unlock colorful new “features” in Twitter, but you’ll probably lock yourself out instead.

macOS users as well as Windows are in the cross-hairs, especially those based in South Korea.

Misconceptions about fault-tolerance of data in the cloud is leading to IT professionals not safely backing up mission-critical business data.

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A new report by the Ponemon Institute shows 45% of organizations have a comprehensive encryption policy in place.

MikroTik took a year to address a vulnerability that allowed a remote attacker to send affected routers into a bootloop using maliciously crafted IPv6 packets.

A Ponemon Institute report published today says the biggest driver to encryption for organizations is protecting enterprise intellectual property and consumer personal information.

Prepare today for the quantum threats of tomorrow.

Dozens of pro athletes and musicians fell for a phishing scam that pilfered their Apple accounts and credit cards.

By not using third-party data backup tools, companies are leaving themselves open to attack, a new report finds.

'Gustuff' also designed to steal from cryptocurrency wallets, payment services, e-commerce apps.

A judge granted Microsoft the injunction allowing them to disrupt a network of sites operated by an Iranian-linked group of hackers.