Stopping malware the first time is an ideal that has remained tantalizingly out of reach. But automation, artificial intelligence, and deep learning are poised to change that.

With Flash Player on way out, attackers are renewing their focus on Acrobat Reader, RiskSense found.

The regulation, issued in January, could pace Nigeria as a leader in data protection in Africa.

A database used by WiFi Finder was left open and unprotected on the Internet.

Officials are investigating an April 13 ransomware attack that targeted Stuart's city servers and forced it offline.

The malware is behind billions in banking and credit-card losses.

Attendees will learn how orchestration and automation can be a part of network operations and security, even at smaller companies.

Researchers detect a new drive-by download attack in which Google Sites' file cabinet template is a delivery vehicle for malware.

What a newly discovered missing link to Stuxnet and the now-revived Flame cyber espionage malware add to the narrative of the epic cyber-physical attack.

An artificial intelligence strategist advises small business owners to focus on revenue and growth and not AI in of itself--at least for now--because the ROI is not there.

A vendor risk management program could curtail Third-Party Vendor-initiated data breaches. Here's what to look for in a VRM solution.

Microsoft's new cloud-hosted security information and event management service rolls out in a public preview.

The owner of State Snaps hired his cousin to break into the home of the owner of DoItForState.com to force him to transfer the domain.

The privacy think tank had them for 20 days, and one of the docs was already displayed at a conference, but the NYPD is still clawing them back.

As U.S. citizens realize that facial recognition is present in real-life applications, more questions are arising about consent, how data is shared - and what regulation exists.

Ever-changing Qbot trojan has been spotted in a fresh campaign with a new “context aware” delivery technique.

DDoS attacks sized 100Gbps and higher exploded in Q1 2019, with 77% of all attacks targeting two or more vectors.

The role of employees, the needs of the supply chain, and a reliance on antivirus products are three Catch 22s for security pros, according to a study from Glasswall Solutions.

A study of a stolen credit card by Riskified and IntSights reveals how scammers use card information and how merchants can guard against this type of fraud.