The new executive order will help foster a more collaborative and unified approach to cybersecurity, an approach that highlights the importance of securing software by design.
An attacker could obtain sensitive internal network information from thousands of organizations by registering as their DNS service provider's nameserver. The Dark Reading News Desk interviews researchers who discovered the flaw.
Cybercriminals have adopted synthetic media to launch increasingly complex and realistic social engineering attacks in recent years, and FBI officials warn the threat is poised to grow.
Sumedh Thakar of Qualys talks about his first six months as CEO and president of the company, and outlines the elements of his leadership vision that will foster greater innovation internally and better protection for customers.
Organizations often inadvertently let unauthenticated guests have access to a lot more data within these communities than they should, security vendor says.
Improving cybersecurity must be a collective effort. Here are three achievable steps the government, private sector, and broader public can take to make a difference now.
Provide a subpar user experience and you can be sure employees will find a way to work around it. That, of course, can easily undermine a business' security and potentially threaten its longevity.
Over the past few years, many enterprises have been improving cybersecurity by implementing the Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) framework, which provides a path to collect threat data from multiple sources and respond to some security events automatically. How ...
There are two sides of the PAM (Privileged Access Management) Coin. Password vaulting is one. Privilege Elevation is the other. A vault is a great first step in protecting your company from identity-related data breaches, but don't stop there! We ...
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Attacks Leveraging Open Redirects on Google Meet, DoubleClick Surge 
