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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TOMS seems like a really nice shoe company, and it just got hacked in a really nice way. But it’s still a hack.

It’s the time-saving technique employed by many coders – copy and paste code from crowd-sourcing ‘Q&A’ websites. But is it always secure?

Deepfake tech has push-button apps and service portals. Can code commodification do the same for detection, so women can actually afford it?

Data collected for two-factor authentication purposes “inadvertently” matched users to targeted-advertising lists, the company admits.

In a world where traditional network boundaries no longer exist, VPNs are showing their age.

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Ignorance surrounding Pass the Hash attacks puts the majority of businesses at risk of compromised credentials.

Increasing concerns over unauthorized surveillance, integration with facial recognition and more are plaguing the doorbell-video camera company.

Email addresses and phone numbers provided to secure user accounts were accidentally shared with marketers.

A new study says financial services organizations experienced an average of 10 attacks a year and spent an average of $1.3 million to restore services after each DNS attack.

For many people, overly restrictive advice about passwords and other security practices is doing more harm than good. Here's why.

A European tech organization is encouraging the European Commission to reconsider its proposal for ePrivacy Regulation, a proposal that's set to regulate cookie usage.

Study participants fail to correctly identify core security concepts and tools to help them stay safe online.

While USB drives are frequent pieces of business hardware, a new report says that one-third of US businesses have no policy governing their use.