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OSHA determined that a crane and rigging provider violated federal law by firing a company truck driver for refusing to exceed safe driving limits.

A new report measures the likelihood that an organization’s employees would fall for a phishing or social engineering scam. 

Scott McHugh, retired CSO at LyondellBasell Chemical Company and Faculty at Rice University, discusses the challenges security leaders face when navigating political polarization in the workplace.

Research has revealed the development of a new ransomware variant called Fog. 

In recent years, more and more storms are hitting coastlines and traveling farther inland than in the past.

As the Paris Olympic Games draw closer, security leaders warn that the event faces a high risk of targeted cyber incidents

To close the talent gap, the cybersecurity industry needs an estimated 225,200 security professionals. 

A recent survey found that half of the survey respondents reported it was more difficult to manage their attack surface today than it was a year ago.

A new report reveals current password security trends, such as password reuse and frequent password changes due to security breaches.

A survey reveals that a majority of organizations plan to increase spending on physical security systems in 2025.