A new Mimecast report finds a significant uptick in BEC attacks, malware attachments, and spam landing in target inboxes.

More companies than ever are adopting new email security methods, like DMARC, but few actually put them to full use.

A new campaign is evading secure email gateways that rely on identifying word patterns in order to filter out spam.

As in any battle, understanding and exploiting the terrain often dictates the outcome.

A cyber attack on the company's website in August prompted an investigation that uncovered additional attacks dating back to 2016.

New audit finds that privacy policies on 70% of the sites have no limits on data sharing.

Apple released fixes for Catalina and patches for iCloud and iTunes for Windows software.

With the shortage of cybersecurity professionals in the US, UT's program aims to develop individuals who can mitigate security risks in healthcare.

Microsoft has released fixes for nine critical and 49 important vulnerabilities as part of Patch Tuesday.

The Girl Scouts Cyber Challenge event, later this month, pledges to give middle and high-school girls a realistic, and fun, look at cybersecurity careers.

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Ponemon survey data shows that only a third of IT staff say they take a security-first approach to data storage in the cloud.

Vulnerabilities with Pulse Secure, Fortinet, and Palo Alto Networks VPNs are called out in the advisory.

More than half of utilities have suffered an outage or data loss in the last 12 months, but only a minority of organizations seem ready for an attack that could affect operations, a survey finds.

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