Much of the open source code embedded in enterprise software stacks comes from small, under-resourced, volunteer-run projects.

Though a municipal agency assures the public that few are affected, hundreds have their data held ransom for $100,000 by the ransomware gang.

Agency encourages broader use of encryption, data-loss prevention, as well as data rights management to safeguard data, networks, and users.

It's finally happening: Rather than just for productivity and research, threat actors are using LLMs to write malware. But companies need not worry just yet.

Global organizations and geopolitical entities must adopt new strategies to combat the growing sophistication in attacks that parallel the complexities of our new geopolitical reality.

Various anti-detection features, including the use of the ScrubCrypt antivirus-evasion tool, fuel an attack that aims to take over Microsoft Windows machines.