There's an art to reporting security metrics so that they speak the language of leadership and connect the data from tools to business objectives.

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Privacy-mature companies complete sales more quickly, have fewer and less serious breaches, and recover from incidents faster, according to Cisco's annual survey.

State senators have issued proposals they say would encourage municipalities to upgrade their cyber-postures.

The employee accessed information, including names, addresses, and social security numbers, from Feb. 2017 to Oct. 2019.

Researchers wonder if a recent "amateur spam" campaign by the once-prevalant malware distribution botnet is a sign of trojans looking to other infection paths.

After discovering a wide pattern of potentially malicious behavior in browser extensions, Google and Mozilla are cracking down.

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Ransomware attackers collected an average of around $84,000 from victim organizations, up from $41,000 in Q3 of 2018, Coveware says.

Okta's annual study shows companies investing in apps and tools focused on security, data, and app development; favorites include GitHub and Zoom.

Mozilla’s policy is unambiguous – add-ons must be self-contained and not load remote code, which opens up the user to all sorts of risks.

Cisco has patched bugs in Webex and in Firepower Management Centre, the device that controls its security products.

A potential class action says Clearview AI is breaking biometrics privacy law by ransacking social media so police can match photos with IDs.

The government has flip-flopped, most recently proposing rules that would transfer regulation out of the hands of the State Department.

Zoom has patched a flaw that could have allowed attackers to guess a meeting ID and enter a meeting.

Researchers warn users not to “blindly” trust the encryption implementations of their LoRaWAN networks.

A newly discovered Zoom vulnerability would have enabled an attacker to join active meetings and access audio, video, and documents shared.