Security Bulletin

Despite ransomware losses remaining high, privacy violations have quickly risen to second in a list of expected cyber insurance claims costs.

The FTC found that Avast collected reams of personal data through its antivirus product, then sold it to more than 100 third parties without disclosing its practices.

President of Malawi vows not to pay ransom to "appease criminals."

The move was promised last year after a Chinese hacking group stole U.S. government emails. It “will take time” to make the logs freely available to other organizations.

Hundreds of initial access brokers and cybercrime gangs are jumping on the max-critical CVE-2024-1709 authentication bypass, threatening orgs and downstream customers.

Organizations boost cybersecurity budgets to tackle data-privacy and cloud-security threats amid speedy adoption of generative AI.

Working together can bring much-needed trust to the industry and help safeguard people, organizations, and government — now and in the future.

Here’s a strategy for how we can better manage misinformation and disinformation in our elections and in the normal course of doing business.

Healthcare tech provider Change Healthcare says a suspected nation-state threat actor breached its systems, causing pharmacy transaction delays nationwide.

The most prolific ransomware group in recent years was on the decline at the time of its takedown, security researchers say.

His retirement will go into effect on March 31, concluding 34 years of service to the National Security Agency.