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Five practical steps to up-level attack surface management programs and gain greater visibility and risk mitigation around the extended ecosystem.

A nonprofit organization is suing the state of Massachusetts on behalf of thousands of low-income families who were collectively robbed of more than a $1 million in food assistance benefits by card skimming devices secretly installed at cash machines and…

A dual Russian-Canadian citizen is being extradited to the US to face charges related to LockBit ransomware activities.

We commend vets in cyber, with this slideshow look at how the training and experience of former military personnel can be a big, differentiating asset in cybersecurity environments.

Lea Kissner was one of three senior executives to quit this week, leaving many to wonder if the social media giant is ripe for a breach and FTC action.

The line between criminal and political aims has become blurred, but motivations matter less than the effects of a breach.

Bugs in programming interfaces of web hosting admin tool patched

Patches, busts, leaks and why even low-likelihood exploits can be high-severity risks – listen now!

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Okta Worforce Identity Cloud has all three identity functions – identity access management, identity governance, and privilege access management – under the hood.

With only about 15% of vulnerabilities actually exploitable, patching every vulnerability is not an effective use of time.

PortSwigger offers tools for web application security, testing, & scanning. Choose from a range of security tools, & identify the very latest vulnerabilities.

A bit like leaving the front door keys under the doormat…

The bug affects several Aiphone GT models using NFC technology and allows malicious actors to potentially gain access to sensitive facilities.

Chinese government employs spyware to detect so-called "pre-crimes" including using a VPN, religious apps, or WhatsApp, new analysis reveals.

Pretty much every aspect of the effort to create easy-to-understand labels for Internet of Things (IoT) products is up in the air, according to participants in the process.