A joint international operation just struck a blow against NoName057(16), a prolific Russian hacktivist group. But this win is just a momentary setback for a threat that continues to evolve. Lasting ...

Successful attacks can prove costly, requiring technology investments, ransom payments, legal fees, cyber security consultant fees and costs associated with credit monitoring services for affected ...

More than three-quarters of Americans fear Social Security won't provide enough to live on when they retire, AARP study finds.

The Transportation Safety Administration says avoiding free public Wi-Fi and USB charging ports are the best ways to stay cyber safe at airports.

The SEC’s budget could be cut by 7% and the funding to enforce a Biden-era rule requiring public firms to disclose cyberattacks would be slashed under a proposed Republican plan.

PwC has hired a top NSA executive to help lead its cyber, data, and technology division. Morgan Adamski spoke exclusively to Business Insider about joining the Big Four firm. Clients shouldn't ...

Microsoft SharePoint under 'active exploitation' Microsoft said the company has been "coordinating closely with CISA, DOD Cyber Defense Command, and key cybersecurity partners around the world ...

The state Senate Education Committee advanced two bills last week that will place new regulations on cyber-charter education.

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The first move should be to disconnect everything under attack. You should pull the plug on infected systems to stop the spread, like slamming a door on a house fire.

Chinese-government hacking attacks against U.S. targets are more serious than ever before, current and former officials said in interviews.

Is your enterprise relying on a security approach or technology that’s long past its expiration date? Here’s a rundown of several obsolete security practices that should be sent into history. 1.