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A quarter (25%) of healthcare apps contain high severity flaws, but healthcare organizations (HCOs) are relatively quick to fix them, according to new data from

Kaspersky has announced it is partnering with Cigref to co-chair the Working Group 6 (WGF) as part of the Paris Call for Trust and Security

A ransomware attack on Universal Health Services (UHS) last autumn cost the company an estimated $67 million in downtime and related expenses, it has revealed.

The US government appears to be stepping up its investigation into a controversial spyware developer currently locked in a legal battle with WhatsApp. Lawyers with the

United Airlines Inc. has agreed to pay $49m to resolve criminal charges and civil claims that it was defrauding the United States Postal Service. The world’s third largest

Law enforcement officers in Florida’s Marion County have arrested a dozen men in a sting operation to catch sexual predators who use the internet to target children.

Facebook is to pay $650m to users in Illinois who accused the company of using their biometric data without first obtaining their consent.  Nearly 1.6 million users

Half of organizations are concerned that the shift to remote work is putting them a greater risk of cyber-attacks, according to a new study by

New research from endpoint management and security provider Tanium has discovered that seven out of 10 organizations have reported facing new security challenges due to

New malware written in the Go programming language has spiked by 2000% over the past four years, as nation state and cybercrime threat actors switch

Sole traders and micro-businesses now have some extra cybersecurity support after the UK authorities launched a new online self-assessment tool. The free service is being