By: Angela Moscaritolo Heads up, Gmail users: a new phishing attack is making the rounds and it’s fooling even technically-savvy, security-conscious users. The ruse aims to steal usernames and passwords for Gmail and other services, and “is being used right… Continue Reading
By: Danny Vena IBM announced earlier this year that it was partnering with eight universities in a year-long research project to provide Watson with the requisite data necessary to expand its security protocol. These universities were chosen on the strength… Continue Reading
By: Michael Heller New data privacy controls are available for Microsoft users on the web and more Microsoft privacy tools will be coming to future editions of Windows 10. The current iteration of the Microsoft privacy tools are aimed at… Continue Reading
By: David Weldon Some 83 percent of organizations believe they are most at risk for cyberattack because of organizational complexities, according to a new survey of organizations by the Ponemon Institute. “Employees are not following corporate security requirements because they… Continue Reading
By:Chris Ensey Ransomware attacks function by breaching systems, usually through infected email, and locking important files or networks until the user pays a specified amount of money. According to FBI statistics cited in a Malwarebytes report, hackers gained more than… Continue Reading
By: Pedro Hernandez Microsoft is rolling out a new dashboard to help businesses better manage their cloud file synchronization and information sharing environments. OneDrive for Business usage is growing at a steady clip, and to help businesses take control over… Continue Reading
By: Waqas A ransomware infecting a Television should not be surprising for the readers since security researchers have already identified Android-based TV sets are vulnerable to such attacks, but the below-mentioned incident is somewhat brutal. About two days ago a Twitter… Continue Reading
By: Mark Samuels Research suggests the cloud will account for almost half of all enterprise IT spending by 2026. Yet while interest in the cloud keeps increasing, some pockets of resistance remain. What are the key issues that matter to… Continue Reading
By: Chris Brook A new Android Trojan uses a victims’ devices to infect WiFi routers and funnel any users of the network to malicious sites. The malware doesn’t target users directly – instead its goal is to facilitate further attacks… Continue Reading
By: John Rampton When customers make a purchase from your online storefront can they trust you to protect their credit card information? If not, why would they continue to support your business? That’s why ensuring that your customers’ payment data… Continue Reading