Cybersecurity

Kaspersky Lab is refuting claims Russian intelligence used its antivirus software to spy on U.S. intelligence in its latest review of its telemetry logs, published on the company's website.

Imagine you are a sailor in Christopher Columbus’ fleet, and this is your first long voyage. Columbus is sure he can safely navigate the treacherous waters. But this is your first long voyage, and you find it hard to sleep.…

Nearly 1 in 3 CEOs have used their company email address to register for a service that was later breached, compromising their password among other personal information, according to an F-Secure report.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced Oct. 16 it would require federal agencies to improve website traffic security by using HTTPS protocol, The Hill reports.

The Iowa Department of Human Services was targeted by a phishing campaign Aug. 23, the department announced Oct. 20.

The plurality of senior information security executives report directly to the CEO, according to a survey out of PwC, CIO and CSO.

A new ransomware similar to the NotPetya attacks struck nearly 200 computer systems in Russia and Eastern Europe Oct. 24.

The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office issued a warning to National Health Service employees regarding the consequences of "snooping into patients' medical records," the office announced Oct. 23.

Imprivata, a healthcare IT security company, acquired Caradigm's identity and access management business Oct. 23, an Imprivata spokesperson confirmed to Becker's Hospital Review.

The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team issued an alert Tuesday for a new strain of ransomware called "Bad Rabbit."