While 83% of respondents say they are confident in their strategy for controlling access to apps for remote users, three-quarters are re-evaluating theirs in the wake of new ways of working.

Findings from a new report show basic practices for securing data, protecting identity and sharing information are lacking despite increased threats and heightened concern over cybercrime.

Shift5 raised $20 million in Series A funding led by 645 Ventures to provide enhanced cybersecurity and operational intelligence for today’s commercial fleet operators and military platforms.

BlueVoyant released the findings of its survey on third-party cyber risk management, showing that 97% firms have been negatively impacted by a cybersecurity breach that occurred in their supply chain.

MITRE has created two new organizations intended to help the company better focus on cybersecurity threats to critical infrastructure and new approaches to public health challenges.

While IT leaders believe they have strong security practices in place, the continual search for additional network security capabilities suggests that the confidence may be tentative, as per a survey.

The second quarter of 2021 was a vibrant quarter for ransomware, earning its place as a high-profile cyber agenda item for the U.S. administration following the Colonial Pipeline attack.

With IT security and visibility efforts still largely focused higher in the stack at the application layer, bad actors are seeking to breach systems further down the stack at the firmware level.

The division of the roles and responsibilities within ransomware groups have historically appeared harmonious. However, in recent months we have seen a fracturing of these profitable relationships.

Cybercriminals see a great opportunity in healthcare. They can get up to $1,000 per stolen medical record, making protected health information (PHI) more lucrative than credit card data.