The point of Zero Trust is not to make networks, clouds, or endpoints more trusted; it's to eliminate the concept of trust from digital systems altogether.

SaaS applications are supplanting traditional desktop software, and visibility into cloud workloads is a major problem, according to Symantec.

NASA report shows exfiltration totaling more than 100 GB of information since 2009.

A committee whose job is to oversee tax administration issues for the IRS says limitations at the agency are fostering cybersecurity risks.

An attempt by Facebook to block a lawsuit, regarding a massive 2018 data breach, has been shot down.

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Impact of FBI's takedown of 15 'booter' domains last December appears to have been temporary.

Researchers explore how modern security problems can be solved with an examination of society, technology, and security.

Krekelberg alleged that 58 fellow officers broke a federal privacy law by searching for her driver’s license data without any reason.

Senator Ron Wyden has written to NIST asking for guidance and training for government staff in how to share files securely.

Researchers have shown that it’s technically possible for hackers to target the US Presidential text Alerts system to send fake messages.

Popular file transfer service WeTransfer faces embarrassment this week after admitting that it had mailed file links to the wrong users.

Cryptomining will exist as long as it remains profitable. One of the most effective ways to disrupt that activity is to make it too expensive to run cryptomining malware in your network.

Following a series of incidents in which packages were misrouted, and under increasing scrutiny from the Chinese government, FedEx is seeking relief.

A new malicious campaign is spreading LokiBot and NanoCore trojans under the guise of an ISO file claiming to be an invoice.

Gain more security with your open source FTP server with the help of OpenSSL and TLS.

With the cyber conflict between the United States and Iran ramping up, companies traditionally targeted by the countries — such as those in the oil and gas and financial industries — need to bolster their security efforts, experts say.

Be prepared by following these five steps so you don't have to pay a ransom to get your data back.