Articles Tagged with ''cyber security''

The University of Pisa in Italy is allegedly being held to ransom for $4.5 million, according to Cybersecurity360 and other European news sources.

There are more than 24 billion usernames and password combinations in circulation in cybercriminal marketplaces, many on the dark web, according to new Digital Shadows research.

Opportunities for fraud rings to do their nefarious deeds are high. Still, there are ways for businesses to fight back.

DevSecOps, a software engineering philosophy that integrates security and development, can aid enterprise cybersecurity efforts.

Kaiser Permanente suffered a data breach in April that affected 700,000 patient records and 69,000 patients. 

CISA is now accepting nominations for the new Cyber Innovation Fellows program, who will lend their expertise to CISA's technical teams on threat hunting, incident response and vulnerability management.

The Okta, GitHub and MailChimp supply chain breaches illustrate the inherent risks of leaving your supply chain in the dark. What can be done to mitigate these risks?

SentinelLabs uncovered Aoqin Dragon, an active cyberespionage group that has been operating for nearly a decade. 

Bec McKeown, Immersive Labs’ Director of Human Science has been researching impacts of security and crisis response, and electronic warfare for more than 15 years. What does the research say and how can security leaders get ahead of it?

There's a new Linux threat: the Symbiote malware. Its main objective is to harvest credentials and facilitate backdoor access to infected machines, according to new BlackBerry and Intezer research.