China has passed a cybersecurity law that requires foreign firms to store data within the country.
First Time Cases, Investigators Linked Globally
The government’s proposed cybersecurity legislation was necessary to take proactive measures to protect critical infrastructure.
The whole world could use a cybersecurity upgrade.
Common sense dictates that it is easier to stop something from happening in the first place than to repair the damage after it has been done.
- By Siva G. Narendra
- Jul 01, 2017
Yesterday, PC users across the world were asking for help as ransomware took data hostage and locked users out of their computers.
Government websites in Ohio, Maryland and New York were targeted.
Fewer than 90 email accounts with weak passwords are believed to have been hacked in “sustained” attack.
The education program is being developed in a partnership between the Girl Scouts and Palo Alto Networks.
For a relatively long time it seemed as if the password problem had been solved using SMS text messages.
- By Michael Lynch
- Jun 22, 2017
The cybersecurity arm of British intelligence services has reportedly suggested the global ransomware attack was launched from North Korea.
MacSpy is being advertised as the “most sophisticated Mac spyware ever.”
While many security teams at retailers are concerned about the potential for a big data breach, everyday security threats, like social engineering and shoplifting, are heightened in a world of omni-channel retail.
- By John Carter
- Jun 01, 2017
The risk posed by hackers to the Internet of Things (IoT) is a hot topic and there have already been some serious real-world attacks.
- By Christopher Camejo
- Jun 01, 2017
When used effectively, biometrics can contribute to safer cybersecurity practices.
- By Alisdair Faulkner
- Jun 01, 2017
Chipotle has released a nationwide list of stores that were targeted in the security breach between March and April of 2017.
Companies are asking China to delay the implementation of a new cybersecurity law amid concerns of how the legislation will affect personal information and cloud computing.
The WannaCry attack started last Friday and has affected 200,000 computers in almost 150 countries around the world.
- By Peter Butler
- May 18, 2017
What's next for agencies under the new executive order?
- By Mike Shultz
- May 16, 2017
Cybersecurity experts expect there will be more people falling victim to the worldwide cyberattack that hit on Friday.