An exploit of the vulnerability offers attackers a ransomware surface that doesn't need email.

Intellectual property and personally identifiable information tie for the type of data IT practitioners are worried about losing.

Potential victims reportedly include Oracle, Volkswagen, Airbus and Porsche.

Put on your detective hat – the researchers who found it say it’s full of people’s data, but not who it belongs to.

The flaw makes it possible to overwrite the devices’ programming and insert an algorithm that turns them into artificial pancreases.

This IoT software flaw could render millions of consumer devices, including baby monitors and webcams, open to remote discovery and hijack.

Our data is especially vulnerable when we ourselves are too: at border crossings and when in unfamiliar environments.

Researchers are urging Oracle WebLogic users to update as soon as possible after new Muhstik botnet samples were uncovered exploiting a flaw in the servers.

Employees are still using "123456" and "qwerty" far too often. Here are five ID forms that could better protect the enterprise to consider on World Password Day.

The convergence of OT and IP-based IT networks makes society more vulnerable, requiring CISOs to rethink defense.

Dell unveiled the latest generation of the Latitude series of business laptops. Here's how they stack up to Lenovo's ThinkPad lineup.

As the saying goes, experience is the best teacher. It'll also make you a better and more well-rounded security pro.

Ricardo Milos joined Ben 10, Adventure Time and We Bare Bear videos on its websites over the weekend.

The creation of a new NYDFS division to review and respond to cybersecurity events and enforce policy around financial crimes could lead to increased oversight under the department’s watershed Cybersecurity Rule (23 NYCRR 500).

Recruiting developers and testers from the product group is a great way to build a top-notch application security team. Here's why.

Analysis of two high-volume DDoS attacks show they're becoming more difficult to remediate with changes to port and address strategies.

Personality assessment firm Hogan Assessments lists top characteristics for a 'successful' cybersecurity hire.

New study shows SMBs face greater security exposure, but large companies still support vulnerable systems as well.

A new binding directive gives U.S. agencies just 15 days - as opposed to 30 days - to remediate critical flaws on their systems.