New report finds 90 per cent of organisations have suffered a security breach
A new survey of security executives at large companies in the US reveals that many don’t have confidence in their enterprise security posture.
A new survey of security executives at large companies in the US reveals that many don’t have confidence in their enterprise security posture.
Federal agencies are increasingly engaged in cybersecurity issues and understand they have something to protect
As The Wall Street Journal reported over the weekend, Facebook saw an additional 23 companies join ThreatExchange since the introduction of a new application process last week. Members of the platform utilize Facebook’s APIs to share and query threat intelligence information with other organizations.
The latest report from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) reveals that there has been a total of 494 data breaches recorded through August 18, 2015, and nearly 140 million records have been exposed.
2014 will long be remembered for a series of mega security breaches and attacks starting with the Target breach in late 2013 and ending with Sony Pictures Entertainment.
A flood of cybersecurity funding could rush into the Internal Revenue Service in fiscal 2016 — under an updated budget document from the White House that includes a 72 percent raise in information security dollars.
Hackers attacked Medical Information Engineering, a company based in Fort Wayne, Ind. that handles record services for radiology centers and healthcare providers.
Cybersecurity has long been one of the main issues keeping CIOs awake at night. Now, with the number of high-profile cyberattacks seeming to increase each month, security is haunting IT leaders during the daytime, too.
The federal government says health care facilities should stop using Hospira’s Symbiq medication infusion pump because of its vulnerability to hacking.
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. said it expects to increase spending on cybersecurity in the coming years, accelerating its initial timeline of such spending growth.