3 out of 4 Americans check out other people's screens, and read unclaimed docs on office printer trays.

The travel reservation data, along with personal details, of hundreds of thousands was discovered in a database exposed online for all to see.

'Abiss' attackers used an older VPN profile to get into Avast's network and targeted its CCleaner utility.

Partnerships with Intel, Qualcomm, and AMD will bring a new layer of device security that alters the boot process to detect firmware compromise.

A host of new features have been added to the malware.

Gartner identified the top strategic technology trends likely to reach tipping points in the near future.

New advisory from the UK's NCSC and the NSA throws fresh light on activity first revealed by Symantec in June.

Rick Osterloh says he discloses smart speaker use when someone enters his home, and the products should probably do so themselves.

It’s not a violation of her Fifth Amendment rights, the court said, because it’s a “foregone conclusion” that she knows her phone passcode.

Most IT and security pros surveyed say they could afford some, but not all, of the minimum security needed to protect themselves.

A report by HP found that most people admit to looking at others’ computer screens and documents in the workplace while still keeping their own privacy top of mind.

NordVPN admits to having suffered a security breach on one of their servers, we look at the facts behind this incident and the media reactions to it.

Among the takeaways from a Gartner Symposium/Xpo session: who should be accountable for data security, why security groups should stop thinking of themselves as protectors, and the consequence of locking down 'dumb' users.

By monitoring their environment, companies can be ready to take action if any weakness – usually a software vulnerability – is found.

A survey of nearly 300 Black Hat conference attendees this year showed strong agreement that service accounts are an attractive target.

New service searches for errant or vulnerable devices on the Internet.

Led by the University of Cincinnati, the new center will work with government and industry to conduct research on how to defend electronics and embedded systems from sabotage, hacking, and spying.

Now fixed, the Vatican’s new fitness-and-prayer eRosary and its accompanying app, Click to Pray, were found to have a serious privacy bug.

Experts discuss why security teams are increasingly overwhelmed with alerts and share tactics for lightening the load.

A good security team helps the business help itself operate more securely -- soliciting input while adhering to a unified strategy, vision, goals, and priorities.

How much of our stuff is going to the cloud? Probably a lot more than you realize. Let’s look at the risks and how to mitigate them.