WannaCry's ransomware brother is a wolf in sheep's clothing

If you believed Fortune 500 companies, with their larger budgets and widespread global influence, had stronger cybersecurity than small and mid-sized companies, you'd be mistaken. more…

No doubt you've heard the buzz-phrase that you're part of a larger team at your company. Everyone works together to make sure things are running smoothly and everyone looks out for each other. As it turns out, according to two separate studies, that approach may be taxing on IT staff- sorry, team members.more…

Most attacks your users fall for involve some form of executable file or macro that needs to be run.
But there’s a current attack that’s posing as a harmless invoice – and users don’t even need to click on the link.more…

What follows is a tech staffer's story that involves a non-compete agreement, a divorce, and a dying Windows XP computer. more…

Target has reached an agreement with 48 states related to its 2013 credit card breach that impacted 41 million Target customers.more…

Most attacks your users fall for involve some form of executable file or macro that needs to be run.more…

You’ve probably seen those password meters that tell users how strong their passwords are.
The thing is, those meters aren’t as effective as they could be, say research teams from Carnegie Mellon University and Chicago University. more…