Security Bulletin

Wired reports that more than 4 million sensitive school records, including thousands of U.S. schools' active shooter emergency plans and other emergency planning documents, have been exposed due to internet-exposed web buckets owned by school...

Are historical budget constraints limiting your cybersecurity program? Don't let old saws hold you back. It's time to revisit your budget with revolutionary future needs front of mind.

Companies need to apply security best practices, but they also should take the time to determine the financial impact of a breach to their organization.

Crypto hacks on Mandiant and SEC X accounts are the predictable result of the social media platform's upcharge for basic cybersecurity protections, experts say.

Info-Tech Research Group has announced the return of Info-Tech LIVE for 2024, an event for IT leaders, exhibitors, and media to explore emerging technology trends and innovative insights.

FBI director Christopher Wray says to have confidence in the American election system but to expect ongoing information warfare, pointing to China as most formidable threat actor.

A security data lake approach can help your enterprise get a better handle on the massive proliferation of data.

The Chinese state-sponsored APT has compromised as many as 30% of Cisco legacy routers on a SOHO botnet that multiple threat groups use.

Third-party developers of custom GPTs (mostly) aren't able to see your chats, but they can access, store, and potentially utilize some other kinds of personal data you share.

Danish energy sector attacks attributed to Russia's Sandworm APT turn out to be the work of a new concern: cyber opportunists.

Patches will be available in late January and February, but until then, customers must take mitigation measures.

The cybersecurity company, a Google subsidiary, said a 2FA policy change on X helped enable the “brute force” attack.