The number one mistake a business could make is assuming that they won’t be the victim of a ransomware attack.

Security leaders should pay close attention to evolving threats as domestic terrorism attacks rise.

It is possible that cybercriminals will shift from a few large-scale, high-stake ransomware attacks to a broader array of smaller-scale attacks.

The recent AnyDesk breach provides a timely reminder to ensure organizations are following best practices regarding remote access software and services — both third-party tools and the features or services embedded in operating systems, browsers and more.

According to a recent report, the global AI cybersecurity market is expected to pass $133 billion from 2023 to 2030. 

A recent report reveals the key threats businesses have faced in the past six months. 

According to a recent report, ransomware attacks almost doubled from 2,200 to 4,200 in 2023. The United States faced the highest number of attacks. 

The number of blocked IP addresses suspected of malicious traffic such as DDoS attacks surged from 18.5 million to 40.15 million from Q2 to Q3.

According to new data, residents of Nevada face a greater susceptibility to cyberattacks compared to those in all other states. 

In a filing with the Maine Attorney General, dental and medical products supplier Henry Schein announced more than 29,000 people were potentially affected from a recent data breach.