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.
12 March, 2020 Robert Lemos
Like the latest security tools on the RSAC show floor, how we choose to communicate about the latest cyberthreats and more can play a key role in improving the security for all on the Internet.
21 February, 2020 Karen Burke
They're especially relevant regarding several issues we face now, including biometrics, secure data management, and human error with passwords.
25 January, 2020 Matt Davey
Security professionals recommend technology to detect attacks that have already infiltrated a network.
08 January, 2020 Joan Goodchild
Security professionals recommend technology to detect attacks that have already infiltrated a network.
30 December, 2019 Robert Lemos
By donating their security expertise, infosec professionals are supporting non-profits, advocacy groups, and communities in-need.
9 December, 2019 Lysa Myers
By donating their security expertise, infosec professionals are supporting non-profits, advocacy groups, and communities in-need.
29 November, 2019 Joan Goodchild
Need a 101 lesson on Web application firewalls? Here's your crib sheet on what a WAF is, how it works, and what to look for when you're in the market for a new solution.
21 November, 2019 Sara Peters
This isn't a one-size-fits-all situation. Simplify as much as you can, as the saying goes, but no more than that.
11 November, 2019 Menny Barzilay
It's important to work on improving big data analytics in order to address cybersecurity challenges and threats. Here's why it's important.
25 October, 2019 Jonathan Zhang
The gap between the threat capability of modern-day attacks and the skilled personnel able to mitigate them, is perpetually widening. Technology is one way to close the gap.
16 October, 2019 Guy Caspi
There are many cybersecurity mistakes to be aware of int his big data word we're living in. Here are a few very important ones to watch out for.
07 October, 2019 Sean Mallon
Swiss technology non-profit group joins others, such as the Obama-era President's Commission, in recommending that certain classes of technology products be tested.
30 September, 2019 Robert Lemos
The safety of our digital lives is at stake, and we need to all do our part in raising awareness of these issues.
17 September, 2019 Craig Hinkley
To best defend against an AI attack, security teams will need to adopt the mindset and techniques of a malicious actor.
10 September, 2019 Nadav Maman
Here's how you can improve cybersecurity with data science to aim for more secure data.
30 August, 2019 Matt James
Researchers see the rise of new relationships and attack techniques as criminals put companies' resilience to the test.
19 August, 2019 Kelly Sheridan
Where Capital One went wrong, what the bank did right, and more key takeaways from the latest mega-breach.
05 August, 2019 Kelly Sheridan
The time to read the fine print in your cybersecurity insurance policy is before you sign on the dotted line.
20 July, 2019 Beth Burgin Waller
Quantitative measurements - likelihood of loss, hard-dollar financial impact -- are what executives and directors need to make more informed decisions about security risks.
01 July, 2019 Terry Sweeney
New analysis shows widespread DNS protection could save organizations as much as $200 billion in losses every year.
17 June, 2019 Curtis Franklin Jr.
Don't let social media become the go-to platform for cybercriminals looking to steal sensitive corporate information or cause huge reputational damage.
23 April, 2019 Guy Bunker
Successful, secure organizations must take an aggressive, pre-emptive posture if they want true data security.
10 April, 2019 Liron Barak
In his Black Hat Asia keynote, Mikko Hypponen explored implications of "the next arms race" and why cyber will present challenges never before seen in warfare.
30 March, 2019 Kelly Sheridan
When considering your options for cybersecurity, you'll want to think about using VPNs. They're an excellent possible thanks to machine learning.
11 March, 2019 Diana Hope
When each member of your security team is focused on one narrow slice of the pie, it's easy for adversaries to enter through the cracks. Here are five ways to stop them.
19 February, 2019 Gaurav Banga
The most common vulnerabilities seen last year run the gamut from cross-site scripting to issues with CMS platforms.
21 January, 2019 Curtis Franklin Jr.
The sheer number of cyberattacks resulting from an inability to manage risks — and the burgeoning talent shortage to deal with it — will force CIOs to rethink their defense strategy.
7 January, 2019 Marc Wilczek
While you prepare your defenses against the next big thing, also pay attention to the longstanding threats that the industry still hasn't put to rest.
22 December, 2018 Phillip Maddux
Getting to cyber resilience means federal agencies must think differently about how they build and implement their systems. Here's where to begin.
10 December, 2018 Gus Hunt
For too long, cybersecurity has been looked at as one team's responsibility. If we maintain that mentality, we will fail.
Leaders around the globe are not naive regarding the impact cyberattacks have on a business.
26 November, 2018 Troy Mattern
It's no secret that ransomware and distributed denial-of-service attacks are on the rise. In fact, compared with the previous year, the average number of targeted cyberattacks per organization in 2017 more than doubled (232 through January 2018 versus 106 through January 2017).
07 November, 2018 Marc Wilczek
While cyber liability insurance policies are complex and proving claims can be daunting, CIOs in the midmarket space agree access to resources provided in the policies make the investment worthwhile.
31 October, 2018 Blair Shiver
If a company or individual is powerful, they are vulnerable to a dangerous cyber attack, and that's where we come in.
17 October, 2018 Alex Hinchliffe
The analysis of file systems is a fundamental step in every forensic investigation. Long-known file systems such as FAT, NTFS, or the ext family are well supported by commercial and open source forensics tools.
24 September, 2018 Cyber Forensicator
The White House is changing the rules on its use of digital weapons to fight adversaries targeting US networks.
The Trump administration has authorized the use of "offensive cyber operations" against foreign enemies.
24 September, 2018 Dark Reading
In 2018, mobile communication platforms such as WhatsApp, Skype, and SMS have far less protection against app-based phishing than email.
Mobile phishing is a topic that just won't go away.
24 September, 2018 Dan Cuddeford
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