COVID-19 Drives Rush to Remote Work. Is Your Security Team Ready? A rapid transition to remote work puts pressure on security teams to understand and address a wave of potential security risks.
Microsoft Discloses New Remote Execution Flaw in SMBv3 A patch for the flaw is not yet available, but there are no known exploits -- so far.
Ransomware Increasingly Targeting Small Governments To get back up and running quickly, and because it's cheaper, city and county governments often pay the ransom, especially if insurance companies are footing the bill. The result: More ransomware.
Blacklists Miss 21% of Phishing Attacks, Internet Traffic Reveals Visibility into phishing attacks by content delivery networks and security firms shows many domains fail to be classified as malicious.
How the Rise of IoT Is Changing the CISO Role Prepare for the future by adopting a risk-based approach. Following these five steps can help.
Why CSP Isn't Enough to Stop Magecart-Like Attacks As Magecart and formjacking attacks become more sophisticated, it's essential to address not only what services may interact with users, but what that interaction looks like and how to control it.
Cyberspace Solarium Commission Slams US Cybersecurity Readiness The federal commission outlined more than 60 recommendations to remedy major security problems.
Gender Equality in Cybersecurity Could Drive Economic Boost If the number of women in cybersecurity equaled the number of men, the US would see an economic gain up to $30.4 billion, research shows.
