Does turning location access off for all your apps mean that location access is off altogether?

As mergers and acquisitions continued to shape the security industry throughout 2019, these deals were most significant.

A phishing attack is masquerading as messages from the game's developers.

The Romanian nationals stole some $4 million in a vast malware, botnet, and cryptocurrency operation.

The New York Department of Financial Services' Cybersecurity Regulation was implemented years ago but one of the regulation's compliance deadlines remains.

Intel's Amit Elazari Bar On discussed IoT security, ethical hackers, bug bounties, and more.

At least two companies may have been dealt even more damage than the shipping giant, which lost nearly its entire global IT infrastructure.

Since 2007, the two allegedly operated a cybercrime ring called "Bayrob Group."

A platform that allows online applications for copies of birth certificates did not store its data properly.

Campaign views, arriving in public preview, aims to share more context around how attackers targeted an organization and whether its defenses worked.

The key, only one-third the length of most commercial encryption keys, took more than 35 million compute hours to break.

The $1.1m settlement is an “excellent result,” TikTok said, unsurprisingly: compared with its $5.7m FTC fine, it’s dirt cheap.

Delete the data, and don’t do any of that again, the FTC told the data analytics company, which already filed for bankruptcy in 2018.

The Sophos Managed Threat Response (MTR) team has warned the industry of a dangerous new ransomware trick.

Biometric facial scanning won’t be a requirement for all U.S. citizens traveling internationally after all, the department decided this week.

One network attack targeted the same vulnerability exploited in the Equifax data breach from September 2017, according to a new report.

You can't prevent all ransomware attacks. However, it's possible to ensure that if a breach happens, it doesn't spread, affect business, and become a newsworthy event.

Customers won't buy services or products from companies if they don't trust how their data will be used, Cisco found.