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Seven security organizations, including ASIS International and the National Association of State Fire Marshals, have sent a letter to Virginia legislature concerning conflicts of interest in a study group focusing on the use of active shooter prevention hardware in public buildings.

A study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that 57.7% of U.S. residents have antibodies consistent with a previous COVID-19 infection.

Much of the focus around Elon Musks’ Twitter takeover has centered around how he will treat free speech on the platform. But, two of his promises may have bigger implications for cybersecurity.

Microsoft has discovered Nimbuspwn — several security vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to elevate privileges, deploy malware, or carry out other malicious activities.

Physical security systems can protect organizations from security threats, but they also open up cyberattack vectors. These four security tips can help leaders harden their security technology.

After a tornado struck the Edwardsville, Illinois Amazon warehouse, a workplace safety review by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) found flaws in the facility's emergency action plan (EAP).

Vectra’s Security Leaders Research Report reveals that 74% of organizations experienced a significant security event that required incident response. 

Tom Patterson, cybersecurity expert and author, has joined the Board of Directors at Secured Communications.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released 2021 mortality data, noting COVID-19 as the third leading underlying cause of death in the United States for the year.

From IRS impersonations to cryptocurrency scams taking advantage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, phishing has evolved since the start of 2022.