International engagement is an integral part of many ongoing NIST efforts, including the Journey to the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF 2.0) update, our update to the

Sponsored Post Kroll’s latest State of Incident Response: APAC report suggests that over half of all organizations in Asia Pacific (59 percent) have experienced a

For the past decade, millions of emails destined for .mil US military addresses were actually directed at .ml addresses, that being the top-level domain for

A vulnerability in Zimbra’s software is being exploited right now by miscreants to compromise systems and attack selected government organizations, experts reckon. An update to

Over the weekend Chinese president Xi Jinping gave a directive to officials to build a Beijing-supervised “security barrier” around its internet. The instructions for maintaining

Artificial intelligence used to be reserved for the population’s most brilliant scientists and isolated in the world’s top laboratories. Now, AI is available to anyone

Infosec in brief Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson lobbed a wrench into the works of the country’s COVID-19 inquiry by claiming he couldn’t remember

The moment you hop online, you lose a little privacy.  How much depends on what you’re doing and what steps you’ve put in place to

A criminal crew with a history of deploying malware to harvest credentials from Amazon Web Services accounts may expand its attention to organizations using Microsoft

Alex Mashinsky, the now-former CEO of collapsed cryptocurrency concern Celsius, today faces charges of fraud as prosecutors and watchdogs pile in. America’s Federal Trade Commission

Some threats may be closer than you think. Are security risks that originate from your own trusted employees on your radar? It all began innocently

US commerce secretary Gina Raimondo and other State and Commerce Department officials were reportedly among the victims of a China-based group’s attack on Microsoft’s hosted

When it comes to protecting your privacy, take a close look at your social media use—because sharing can quickly turn into oversharing.  The term “oversharing”

Microsoft is causing a stir among some tech pros after confirming it plans to rename Azure AD to Entra. The Entra name was introduced in

Patch Tuesday Microsoft today addressed 130 CVE-listed vulnerabilities in its products – and five of those bugs have already been exploited in the wild. A

Staff at one of the UK’s largest hospital groups have spent a nervous week wondering if private data, stolen from their employer’s IT systems by

It’s all anyone can talk about. In classrooms, boardrooms, on the nightly news, and around the dinner table, artificial intelligence (AI) is dominating conversations. With

In brief With riots rocking the country, French parliamentarians have passed a bill granting law enforcement the right to snoop on suspects via “the remote