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Cybersecurity (or lack thereof) in the health care industry isn’t a new concern going into 2018. It wasn’t a new concern going into 2017, either. However,

More than 6,000 marketplaces on the Dark Web sell ransomware toolkits for inexpensive prices. No wonder, then, that ransomware has exploded in instances

Each November and December, cybersecurity companies and professionals put on their prognosticator’s hat and predict the security issues that we should

Will 2018 see an uptick in security spending? Jack Miller, chief information security officer at SlashNext, thinks so. “Security teams need to continually

When most people think of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, the first thing that comes to mind is Bitcoin. As Corey Nachreiner, CTO at WatchGuard

Here we are in December already. It’s that time of the year when security experts are making their predictions for the upcoming year. Because I enjoy

I know Black Friday and Cyber Monday are over, but the holiday shopping season is in full swing. Some interesting cybersecurity studies are out right now

The Uber breach, which I’m sure you’ve heard about by now, was made public about the time I shuttered my office for the Thanksgiving break. Initially, I

In October 2017, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a joint statement warning of Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) aimed at the

It’s been a long time since I wrote about the Zeus banking trojan and its family, but a relative of Zeus, called Terdot, is making a comeback. Bitdefender

Was the Equifax breach finally the wake-up call that organizations needed?Varonis conducted a survey of IT decision makers in the U.S. and Europe,

We know that outdated and unsupported operating systems, like Microsoft XP, create security risks. Look at the number of ransomware attacks that targeted