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GuidePoint Security data shows ransomware attacks increased in 2022 over the same period in 2021, despite the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Ransomware criminals are adding even more tools to their toolboxes, and companies are finding it harder to stay on top of the trends, according to guests

What a recent court decision means for insurers’ attempts to avoid payouts associated with “acts of war” and breaches where nation-state actors may have...

Americans should expect escalating cyber operations targeting the private sector despite the apparent absence of large Russian cyberattacks so far in the Kremlin's invasion of neighboring Ukraine, according to retired Adm. Michael S. Rogers.

Americans should expect escalating cyber operations targeting the private sector despite the apparent absence of large Russian cyberattacks so far in the Kremlin's invasion of neighboring Ukraine, according to retired Adm. Michael S. Rogers.

US and UK warn of attacks from Iranian 'MuddyWater' hacking group - SiliconANGLE

Said one red teamer that works with financial institutions on table top exercises to simulate a Russian cyberattack, many conventional security rules are being “flipped on their head as U.S. financial firms try to raise security awareness and test employees about potential fraudulent incursions.

Company puts stake in the ground: sales outside of the Global 500 to transact through channel partners Sysdig, Inc., the unified container and cloud security leader, today announced a channel-first

The pharma giant earlier this month won a $1.4 billion lawsuit over insurance companies' duty to pay for the damages stemming from the 2017 NotPetya cyberattack.

Across all sectors and the federal government, finding and rooting out Log4j vulnerability instances has proved a considerable challenge. But with patient safety at stake, and where legacy devices and applications abound, the healthcare sector is struggling.