Meet the Computer Scientist Who Helped Push for Paper Ballots Security Pro File: Award-winning computer scientist and electronic voting expert Barbara Simons chats up her pioneering days in computer programming, paper-ballot backups, Internet voting, math, and sushi.
Likely Links Emerge Between Lazarus Group and Russian-Speaking Cybercriminals Researchers examine security incidents over the past several years that seemingly connect North Korea's Lazarus Group with Russian-speaking attackers.
What's on Your Enterprise Network? You Might be Surprised The strangest connected devices are showing up, and the threats they pose to security should not be overlooked.
Most Organizations Plan to Make COVID-19 Changes Permanent After the pandemic, companies will continue to invest in improving IT infrastructure and security as well as automate tasks to reduce errors and improve network resiliency.
CISA Joins MITRE to Issue Vulnerability Identifiers The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will become a peer of MITRE in the CVE program, likely leading to continued increases in disclosed vulnerabilities.
DDoS Attacks Rose 151% in First Half of 2020 Attacks grew in number, size, and sophistication as the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
Cybersecurity Bounces Back, but Talent Still Absent While the demand for cybersecurity talent rebounds, organizations will need to focus on cyber-enabled roles to fill immediate skills gaps.
US Charges Five Members of China-Linked APT41 for Global Attacks The five Chinese nationals are among seven defendants arrested for intrusion campaigns into more than 100 organizations, the DoJ reports.
