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Patient names, addresses, dates of birth, payment information and, in some cases, Social Security numbers were swiped in the ransomware attack.

As Julian Assange faces extradition, his once prominent platform for government document reveals and data dumps has seen better days.

Quantum computing, Signal, and Elon Musk will define the security of our data in 2023.

In a brief conversation, Chris Wolf (Chief Research and Innovation Officer, VMware) shared his views on the importance of India to VMware, the organisation’s response to economic headwinds, government trends in relation to tech, quantum readiness and more, , vmware, cloud, quantum readiness, engineering, economic headwinds, recession, hiring, Cryptography

This year inspired some truly remarkable innovations. Discover 11 of the best.

A Monash University led program aims aims to train Indo-Pacific organisations in post-quantum cryptography. Monash University researchers and the Ocea...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. , Dec. 5, 2022 -- As healthcare providers use digital devices such as diagnostic and monitoring systems, ambulance equipment, and surgical robots to improve patient care, the security of those devices is as important as their primary function.

Helsinki, Finland – November 23, 2022 -  Securing data management and cloudification from quantum computing will be one of the main cybersecurity challenges of the 2020s, from which mainframes are also not protected.

Low Fix Rate Highlights the Need for Software Security Vigilance from Retailers in the Lead-up to Black Friday.

A team of physicists has entangled three photons over a considerable distance, which could lead to more powerful quantum cryptography.