Security technology has to evolve as new threats emerge and defenses improve. Here is a look back at the old breeds that are dying out.

No specific threats against the Olympics, according to the FBI, but instead it's about vigilance against potential ones.

Local file inclusion, remote code execution attacks 

We shouldn’t need to say, “Check your inputs!” these days, but we’re saying it anyway.

The effect is nuanced — and fundamental to cyber defense for organizations and nations.

Enterprises interested in managed detection and response (MDR) services to monitor endpoints and workloads should make sure the providers have rock-solid expertise in detecting and responding to threats.

Despite what security vendors might say, there is no way to comprehensively solve our supply-chain security challenges, posits JupiterOne CISO Sounil Yu. We can only manage them.

Appropriate safeguards, both technical and organizational, must be integrated into data processing operations from the very early steps.

More than 1,300 malicious npm packages have been discovered for use in supply chain attacks, cryptojacking, data stealing, and more.

Support for more than 160 important compliance standards have been integrated into SaaS solution for small and midsize enterprises.

As companies shift more operations to the cloud, a shortfall in security talent and too much security data wastes more than half of the time spent on security issues, a survey finds.

CASB Cato converges a full CASB into its global SASE platform to defend enterprises against data breach and cloud-delivered threats.

INKY Outbound Mail Protection manages a multistep approval workflow providing enforcement within the email system itself.

The Conti gang strikes again, disrupting the nom-merchant's supply chain and threatening supermarket shelves that could stay empty for weeks.