
China Just Banned U.S. Security Software. Here Is Why That Should Be a Wake-Up Call.
The news out of Beijing this week sends a clear message to the world. Chinese authorities have ordered domestic companies to stop using cybersecurity software

The news out of Beijing this week sends a clear message to the world. Chinese authorities have ordered domestic companies to stop using cybersecurity software
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Prudential Financial, a major global financial services company, suffered a breach last week where attackers accessed employee and contractor data before being stopped from further

Southern Water, a company providing water services across several regions in England, has disclosed that data belonging to 5-10% of its customers has been compromised

The Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3) has released an analyst note detailing the activities of the Akira ransomware group. Akira has conducted 81 cyberattacks,

A significant ransomware attack has disrupted the operations of 21 hospitals in Romania, causing their healthcare management system, the Hipocrate Information System (HIS), to go

A cyberattack targeting the Colorado State Public Defender’s Office has shut down its computer network, leaving public defenders across the state unable to access essential

A new variant of the XLoader malware has been discovered, capable of automatically launching on infected Android smartphones without user interaction. This strain can extract

Security researcher Kevin Beaumont is warning about the efforts of ransomware groups Akira and Lockbit to exploit older vulnerabilities in Cisco ASA SSL VPN devices.

The notorious Russian ransomware group ALPHV/BlackCat claims to have stolen a significant amount of military documents from a contractor of the Pentagon, impacting Virginia-based IT

California’s largest state employee union, SEIU Local 1000, was hit by a ransomware attack last month, potentially exposing the sensitive personal information of nearly 96,000