Are major US companies really under attack from Chinese “zombie microchips” – and what should we do, whether it’s true or not?

As bad actors increasingly exploit new domains for financial gain and other nefarious purposes, security teams need to employ policies and practices to neutralize the threat in real time. Here's why and how.

Business leaders believe AI and IoT will seriously impact their security plan, but they're unsure how to invest resources to defend against new threats.

Most of the attacks originated in China.

Google was caught not disclosing a potential data breach — leaving questions as to whether a lack of transparency is the new normal.

Cloud computing is creating new challenges among security professionals as attackers embrace the “as-a-service model”, giving unsophisticated cybercriminals a leg up in carrying out attacks.

GAO report outlines challenges for the US Department of Defense to handle security flaws in weapon systems.

By ensuring that each layer of protection scours an application for unintended uses, you can find the flaws before the bad guys do.

This year’s Virus Bulletin conference featured top-tier research from some of the world’s best threat intelligence experts.

New Intel Coffee Lake CPUs offer hardware-based protections against some -but not all- Spectre and Meltdown variants.

New Intel Coffee Lake CPUs offer hardware-based protections against some -but not all- Spectre and Meltdown variants.

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As industrial control systems are connected to the cloud and the IoT, experts discuss security challenges.

A zero-day vulnerability tied to the Window’s Win32k component is under active attack, warns Microsoft.

The trend underscores the need for organizations of all sizes to be prepared to detect and respond to threats faster, CrowdStrike says.

A vulnerability in Git could allow an attacker to place malicious, auto-executing code in a sub-module.

In response to the breach, Google is changing policies, modifying APIs, and shutting down Google+.

In October 2017, a member of the public found a USB stick containing a trove of data on security systems and procedures at one of the world’s busiest airports.

Ryan S. Lin pleaded guilty to cyberstalking, distribution of child abuse imagery, hoax bomb threats, computer fraud and abuse, and ID theft.

Google’s closing down the platform nobody uses and might face a class-action lawsuit over a G+ spawned breach it took 7 months to report.