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Research from Black Kite, "Centralizing Supply Chain Cybersecurity: U.S. Federal Government Risk in 2022," found that 32% of defense contractors are vulnerable to ransomware.

During emergency evacuations, security teams need voice and audio technology at their fingertips to enhance situational awareness, communicate clear instructions, institute a safe exit.

By proactively monitoring video surveillance feeds with artificial intelligence (AI), security operations center (SOC) employees can reduce security incidents before they occur.

Four individuals in the Saint Francis Medical System's Natalie Medical Building were killed in a mass shooting on June 1, 2022.

Michael J. Ducsak is the new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Sourcepass, where he will oversee cybersecurity strategy, risk assessment and mitigation, compliance, cloud security and more.

Dollar recoveries from shoplifters and dishonest employees increased to 30.7% in 2021, according to Jack L. Hayes International's Annual Retail Theft Survey.

As COVID-19 surges in multiple U.S. states, universities and colleges reassess their virus mitigation and prevention measures.

Learn about four techniques hackers usually employ to hack usernames and passwords, as well as tips to bolster password defense.

The “Secrets Insights Across the Software Supply Chain'' report from Apiiro discovered vulnerable personally identifiable information (PII) and passwords stored in private and public repositories.

A new Microsoft Office zero-day security vulnerability allows adversaries to execute PowerShell commands via Microsoft Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) by opening a Word document.