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An alleged attacker, seeking a ransom payment from Optus in exchange for millions of customer records, published 10,000 records online before retracting the threat and deleting all demands.

Legislation seeking to address open source software security risks in the federal government has been introduced.

The 2022 New Jersey Cybersecurity Virtual Conference, hosted by Seton Hall University, aims to connect enterprise cybersecurity leaders with young professionals.

Cybersecurity executive Richard Bird has been named Chief Security Officer (CSO) at Traceable.

While there is no one-size-fits-all to security, here are some recommendations that organizations can use to reduce the threat of initial access brokers (IABs).

"The Horizons of Identity" report from SailPoint Technologies Holdings, Inc. surveyed around 300 global cybersecurity executives about the state of identity management.

New Mexico's state government has founded a Cybersecurity Planning Committee to address cyber threats and data privacy in its communities.

As employees return to the office, DoorDash is using robotics security technology to help build safe and modern workplaces. 

Hurricane Ian is expected to become a Category 4 storm before making landfall in Florida on Wednesday. Security professionals can help keep employees and assets safe.

A security partnership between the Greater Miami Jewish Federation and the Community Security Service aims to secure Jewish houses of worship through volunteer security.