InfoArmor says the attackers who stole a half-billion Yahoo user accounts were seasoned cybercriminals who later sold the booty to an Eastern European nation-state.
How merchants and criminals responded since the EMV liability shift for point-of-sale devices one year ago. And what changes can we expect after the liability shift for ATMs, which is just days away?
Data analysis to be presented at Black Hat Europe highlights trends in communication between bad actors who gather in underground forums across the Dark Web.
Whether you've already bought your ticket for the cloud or still have some issues to sort through, fine-tune your security practices to make sure your ride is a smooth one.
A wave of companies is entering the security field armed with technologies to help businesses mitigate the next generation of cyberattacks. Who are these emerging vendors and what can they offer?
Fixing vulnerabilities isn't just a job for your in-house development team and the giants of Silicon Valley. It's a job for all the developers of the third-party software components embedded in countless applications and services - from open-source, to commercial ...
Most enterprises struggle with IT security because they don't know when attackers will strike next - or what data they will be targeting. But recently, security researchers have found that by studying the behavior and activity in places where the ...
Security organizations must leverage each other's information in order to better predict, prevent, detect, and respond to threats their customers and organizations face.
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