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SECURITY PERSPECTIVE: Fortunately I happened to be at my computer when somebody tried to take over my social media accounts, and I caught them in the act. But the story doesn’t end there.
At Google Next, new and enhanced services debut to provide organizations with improved visibility and control over cloud resources, to help limit potential security risks.
Verizon is now in the process of updating millions of routers to help protect users against a series of vulnerabilities that could have potentially enabled exploitation.
JOIN US: This is a chat-based conversation about how we realistically are going to be storing our business and personal data in places where it will be safe and accessible for years to come. Can the cloud handle all of this? Doubtful.
EXCLUSIVE: Sysdig is set to launch version 2.0 of its Cloud-Native Visibility and Security Platform, providing organizations with integrated capabilities to manage workload performance and security.
IBM X-Force reveals that multiple malware campaigns are spoofing major accounting and payroll firms as the U.S. tax filing deadline nears.
Cyber-criminals aren't just hiding on the dark web. Many are also operating openly on social media sites like Facebook, according to new research from Cisco's Talos research unit.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: Questionable online travel agencies, travel aggregators, competitors and criminals are using malicious bots to conduct a variety of attacks on airline websites that result in online fraud, website downtime and loss of potential revenue.
Researchers from UpGuard have discovered two separate un-secured cloud storage buckets holding Facebook user information, once again putting the social network's users at risk.
NEWS ANALYSIS: The events at Mar-a-Lago underscore just how dangerous USB thumb drives are--and how you need to get a handle on the problem within your organization.
Salesforce veterans come together to launch a new company that looks to provide visibility to help organizations secure Software-as-a-Service(SaaS) cloud applications from potential data leakage.
The open-source Apache Web Server project has patched six flaws in the new 2.4.39 update, including a critical issue that could potentially put cloud and shared web hosting providers at risk.
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