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More than half of organizations are nowhere near ditching passwords, even as cyberattackers continue to have a field day with workers' poor credential choices.

TAG’s discovery of a 0-day exploit used to steal email data from international government organizations.

Cybercriminals are playing both sides with simple disaster scams, and it's working.

The medical transcription company Perry Johnson & Associates provides services to multiple U.S. healthcare organizations and the breach is the sector’s second largest this year.

People are not robots; their decisions are based on emotion as much as data. Often, this can lead them to make mistakes with serious security implications for the business.

Exclusive Insights from the RSAC Executive Security Action Forum (ESAF)

Microsoft fixed three vulnerabilities that threat actors are exploiting, part of its' Patch Tuesday bug fix roundup.

Here’s how virtualized data can increase a company’s confidence that it can keep its data secure.

Mounting QR code phishing attacks amid the COVID-19 pandemic have led SlashNext to introduce the new QR Code Phishing Protection service, which has been touted as the first-ever solution enabling multi-channel quishing defenses, reports SiliconAngle.

Increasingly prevalent healthcare cyberattacks have prompted New York to propose new cybersecurity rules for hospitals across the state, according to FierceHealthcare.

North Carolina's Bladen County had its data compromised and systems impacted in a cyberattack, which has prompted officials to seek out the state's Joint Cybersecurity Task Force for an investigation, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity...

U.S. mail-order pharmacy provider Truepill, also known as Postmeds, had data from more than 2.36 million individuals compromised following a breach of its systems in late August, BleepingComputer reports.