Cybersecurity is a continuous effort because, as systems evolve, so do attackers; however, best practices can bolster cybersecurity posture.

Now is the time to address needs at the intersection of physical and cybersecurity, leveraging internal coordination and having the proper tools to manage security.

The 2022 State of the Threat Report from Secureworks identified software vulnerabilities as the primary initial access vector for ransomware.

A data breach of Nelnet Servicing (Nelnet) affected over 2.5 million student loan borrowers from Edfinancial Services and the Oklahoma Student Loan Authority (OSLA).

Talent shortages have negative effects on cybersecurity, according to the State of Pentesting 2022 report from Cobalt. To avoid talent gaps, employers can focus on proactive retention.

Securing the software supply chain is a monumental task for cybersecurity leaders. A survey from Secure Code Warrior investigated how application developers view security in their work.

Data privacy leaders from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) highlight what to expect in the field from increased privacy regulations to global data management practices.

Researchers at the University of Birmingham say that they have identified a weakness in Intel’s processors.

A new study, Cybersecurity in the City: Ranking America's Most Insecure Metros, has identified Las Vegas, Memphis and Charlotte as America's most cyber insecure cities.