The Personal Information Protection Law will force global companies doing business in China to be more careful with cross-border flow of personal information.
Experts argue that Apple is clearing a path for governments to gain access to their citizens' data--essentially an encryption backdoor.
The guidance seeks to educate IT administrators about cloud security risks and best practices for implementing and maintaining Kubernetes.
Under pressure to end the ransomware scourge, the White House faces strong headwinds. The problem: Putin has no motivation to change the status quo.
The successful seizure could encourage other victims to better cooperate with federal agencies and cause ransomware gangs to rethink their operations.
More permanent remote workers, requirements for protecting health data, and a more dangerous threat landscape await security teams as the COVID crisis ends.
Two-way communication between government and the private sector combined with a national breach notification policy will put a dent in cyber crime.
Though lacking in clarity, this new executive order might be more effective than past efforts, especially in the wake of the Colonial pipeline attack.
Experts weigh in on what the Colonial attack teaches critical infrastructure providers about preparation and incident response.
The Biden administration places economic sanctions on Russian government agencies, individuals, and companies including several security firms.
For some victims, patching and proper forensics will be difficult, plus new threat actors are now exploiting the same Exchange Server vulnerabilities.
State looks to protect one of its core industries, which is threatened by "unsustainable" losses due to the SolarWinds attacks.
Egregor is one of the most rapidly growing ransomware families, employing "double ransom" techniques to threaten reputational damage.
Having flown under the radar for several years, the Sprite Spider group is using a ransomware code suite that is effective and hard to detect.
More cyber security funding for states and Capitol, new breach reporting rules, and ransomware-related bills will likely be on the agenda for the 117th Congress.
