A new Data Protection Agency would overhaul federal regulation efforts around data privacy - but experts are skeptical that the U.S. government can get it right.

A Positive Technologies study finds 82% of web application vulnerabilities lie in the source code.

Mobile apps are used in nearly 80% of attacks targeting mobile devices, followed by network and operating system attacks.

CEOs are generally from a finance/business track, rather than a technology one--why their traditional agenda and practices must change.

There is no one-size-fits-all strategy for security, but a robust plan and the implementation of new technologies will help you and your IT team sleep better.

Security pros need be on high alert from now until Tax Day on April 15. Here are seven ways to help keep your company safe.

There are now billions of IoT devices in businesses across the world, prompting the need for increased security measures to protect them.

Researchers are urging users of the GDPR Cookie Consent WordPress plugin to update as soon as possible.

A new set of indictments adds conspiracy to violate RICO statutes to a list of existing charges against the Chinese telecommunications giant.

With more than 80 different schemes for authenticating devices either proposed or implemented, best practices and reference architectures are sorely needed, experts say.

The new threat model hones in on ML security at the design state.

Peer-to-peer botnets, TCP reflection attacks, and increased activity on Sundays are three DDoS attack trends from last quarter.

Commentary: It takes hubris to tell Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, how to store data.

What happens when understaffed security teams at home and abroad are sequestered in physical quarantine zones?

An old, dormant domain is going on sale – and the results could be catastrophic for enterprises with common Active Directory misconfigurations.

Udacity Dataset 2, used to train thousands of engineers, contained thousands of unlabeled vehicles and hundreds of unlabeled pedestrians.

The app’s rollout in the EU has been delayed until Facebook can show privacy regulators its data protection workings.

The US Court of Appeals ruled that he couldn’t continue to be held for refusing to give up his passcodes.