Privacy & Security
RSA 2019: FBI Director Christopher Wray says 'today’s cybersecurity threat is bigger than governmen…
Top Federal Bureau of Investigation official calls for greater public-private partnership to fight back increasingly sophisticated adversaries and attacks.
SAN FRANCISCO — Artificial intelligence and machine learning hold as much promise, and perhaps peril, in the infosec realm as anywhere else.
The endpoint safeguard tech is finding multiple unusual issues, such as a suspicious executable from China in a common Windows app used by physicians.
Azure Sentinel and Threat Expert are designed to help separate signal from noise, the company says.
More than 63 percent of laptops have deficiencies of users storing data locally rather than accessing the organization’s programs and data via secure, virtual desktop software, a new report shows.
Update: Patient privacy “not compromised or breached” during Melbourne Heart Group ransomware attack
Melbourne Heart Group has advised that no patient’s privacy was compromised or breached in a recent ransomware attack.
The total number of breaches is at a three-year low, but the incidents are larger, affect more people – and are often caused by underprotected IT environments, according to a new Bitglass report.
University of California researchers say the sounds biomedical research machines make are vulnerable to hackers.
The report from the agency's Health Information Technology Advisory Committee shows that patient engagement and cybersecurity will also be big parts of its agenda going forward.
Employees taking it upon themselves to adopt unsanctioned collaboration tools are causing tension and raising security risks, a new study says.