Security News > 2019 > January

The European Union and Japan on Wednesday launched the "world's largest areas of safe data flows" after finalizing common rules to protect personal information, the EU said. Firms can transfer...

The new malware is being propagated on P2P networks, and demands a ransom equivalent to $725 USD, according to McAfee Labs.

Apple this week released new updates for iOS and macOS users to address tens of security vulnerabilities and other bugs in the two platforms. read more

Here are six tips to put threat hunters in the driver's seat so they can outsmart their adversaries.

A remote code execution vulnerability was recently discovered in APT, the high level package manager used in many Linux distributions.  read more

The attack makes use of previously disclosed critical vulnerabilities in the Apple Safari web browser and iOS.

Jack Wallen shows you how to lock out users after failed login attempts in CentOS 7.

Application security firm WhiteHat Security on Tuesday announced the general availability of a new product line designed to help organizations conduct comprehensive code analysis. read more

More than 70% of tech professionals said security spending has increased in the past year, according to a Ping Identity report.

GDPR has been in effect since May 2018, but organizations are still waiting to see what impact it will have on the costs organizations might face from breach cleanup, investigations, sanctions and...