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A greater focus on employee training is the foundation to organizations tackling a fast-changing cyber-threat landscape, according to Rayad Jawaheer, sales engineer at Bitdefender, speaking

Organizations need to work out how to apply the principle of zero-trust security to meet their specific requirements, according to a panel speaking at the

Home Depot has reached a $17.5m settlement with 46 US states and Washington, D.C. regarding its 2014 data breach. In the breach, the payment card data of

Credit building company LOQBOX has announced the appointment of Tim Porter as its new chief risk officer (CRO). Porter brings more than 30 years of

Events and ticketing app Peatix has warned users of follow-on cyber-attacks after admitting it suffered a data breach earlier this month. The firm claimed to

In a survey of 250 UK public sector professionals working in cybersecurity, risk and data protection by Zivver, 52% of all respondents cited reputational damage

The FBI is warning internet users to be on high alert for website and email domains masquerading as those of the crime-fighting agency. The Bureau

A Silicon Valley startup and its CEO have been charged by the US regulator with defrauding investors. E-commerce player Benja and co-founder Andrew Chapin told

America’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) could soon be on the receiving end of a sizable cash injection to help clear a backlog in

Three healthcare providers in Florida, Georgia, and New York are notifying patients that their protected health information may have been exposed in recent cyber-attacks involving

New legislation introduced into the British Parliament today proposes the imposition of strict new security rules on telecommunication companies in the United Kingdom.  The Telecommunications