The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage
October 19, 2022
According to an EY survey, younger US workers tend to ignore critical updates, be sloppy with passwords, and accept cookies despite understanding employer security practices. Read more â¶
Nonprofits engaged in vital humanitarian work are finding themselves faced with increasing cybersecurity risks in an already challenging environment.
CISOs and potential CISOs worried about criminal risk won't go to jail if they follow four simple steps.
Security leaders from around the world tell how they built their careers and share the resources and certifications that brought them success.
Vendor says new infrastructure-as-code (IaC) scanning features will help teams develop and run secure code as software development and supply chain security continues to be high on the agenda.
The FBI and CISA say election infrastructure is secure, but threat actors have other ways to undermine confidence in the US midterm elections.
