Troubled social media giant Twitter has lost the services of its chief information and security officer to cap off another chaotic week following its acquisition

Survey finds SMBs, weary of security failures, curious about detection and response How a company sees its digital security preparedness is critical. Conservative companies might

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A malware loader deemed in June to be a “work in progress” is now fully functional and infecting thousands of Windows corporate and home PCs.

Wells Fargo customers who use Zelle to send and request payments suffer more than twice the rate of fraud and other online scams as people

Authored by: Christy Crimmins and Oliver Devane Football (or Soccer as we call it in the U.S.) is the most popular sport in the world,

Do you make these security mistakes and put yourself at greater risk for successful attacks? How much of your personal time do you spend online?

VMware has revealed a terrible trio of critical-rated flaws in Workspace ONE Assist for Windows – a product used by IT and help desk staff

Patch Tuesday November’s Patch Tuesday also falls on election day in the US, so let’s hope that democracy fares better than Microsoft, which reported six

As insurance companies struggle to stay afloat amid rising cyber claims, Swiss Re has recommended a public-private partnership insurance scheme with one option being a

Robin Banks, the phishing-as-a-service (PHaaS) platform that was kicked off Cloudflare for malicious activity, is back in action with a Russian service provider and new

Experian and T-Mobile US have reached separate settlements with 40 states in America following a pair of data security breaches in 2012 and 2015. The

Webinar In April this year the Costa Rican Government declared a national emergency because of a ransomware attack that brought the Ministry of Finance to

Pro-Russia hacktivists’ recent spate of network-flooding bot traffic aimed at US critical infrastructure targets, while annoying, have had “limited success,” according to the FBI. Historically,

A crook who stole more than 50,000 Bitcoins from the dark web souk Silk Road in 2012 has pleaded guilty and lost the lot, with

Misinformation related to tomorrow’s US midterm elections hasn’t slowed, according to security researchers.  This includes more misleading election ads on Google, as well “alternate facts”

Microsoft is rolling out another way for smartphone and tablet users to protect themselves from phishing attacks as post-pandemic hybrid work pulls more and more

in brief A quartet of malware-laden Android apps from a single developer have been caught with malicious code more than once, yet the infected apps