Security Bulletin

Officials at the Port of Seattle confirmed that nearly 90,000 individuals, most of whom are from Washington state, had their data stolen following an August attack by the Rhysida ransomware operation, reports Security Affairs.

The world runs on SAP apps – here’s how to protect them.

Enterprise computing giant Oracle continues to be the center of reports of a significant breach of customer records on its Cloud compute platform

New end-to-end Gmail encryption alone isn't secure enough for an enterprise's most sensitive and prized data, experts say.

An old DNS switcheroo technique is still helping attackers keep their infrastructure alive. But is it really a pressing issue in 2025?

DomainTools discovered the group “Horrid” while investigating a bulletproof hosting service.

The firing of NSA Director Gen. Timothy Haugh will make the nationa "less safe," say top Dems.

Hotel and casino operations for the Lower Sioux Indians have been canceled or postponed, and the local health center is redirecting those needing medical or dental care.

Shifting to a RaaS business model has accelerated the group's growth, and targeting critical industries like healthcare, legal, and manufacturing hasn't hurt either.

Layoffs may cause short-term disruptions, but they don't represent a catastrophic loss of cybersecurity capability — because the true cyber operations never resided solely within CISA to begin with.

Hoxhunt's artificial intelligence-based spear-phishing agent JKR has become 24% more effective in establishing simulated phishing campaigns than human red teams, which were 10% and 24% better than their AI counterparts in tests conducted in November...