Security News > 2019 > July
We talk to one CEO about why bans aren't the answer but federal regulation is Facial recognition is having a rough time of it lately. Just six months ago, people were excited about Apple allowing...
Michael McNeil of Philips on the Manufacturer's Role in Improving Device CybersecurityAwareness of medical device security issues has grown dramatically over the past few years. But Michael McNeil...
Interfaith Medical Center CISO Chris Frenz on the Benefits of a Zero Trust ApproachNew York's Interfaith Medical Center is one of the first hospitals to fully implement a zero trust network...
IBM's Christopher Bontempo on Where to Focus for Quick ResultsReducing risk is a tall order, but IBM's Christopher Bontempo says healthcare security leaders can get immediate and measurable...
Recent policy remains unclear about what's disallowed YouTube, under fire since inception for building a business on other people's copyrights and in recent years for its vacillating policies on...
Group-IB Says Analysis of Malware Leads to Russian-Speaking GangA recent $3 million bank heist in Bangladesh is likely the handiwork of "Silence," a Russian-speaking gang known for its slow and...
The case of whether hackers may have tampered with elections in Georgia has taken another strange turn. read more
New Study Sizes Up Healthcare Organizations' Efforts to Battle CyberthreatsA new study sizes up whether healthcare organizations are well prepared to battle evolving cyberthreats. Learn about the...
During an investigation into a possibly shared RTF weaponizer by Indian and Chinese APT groups, researchers have discovered that multiple Chinese groups have updated the weaponizer to exploit the...
Researchers Say Attackers Could Have Ties to Iranian-Backed APT GroupThe U.S. Cyber Command has issued a warning that attackers are attempting to exploit an older vulnerability in Microsoft...