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Women are underrepresented in cybersecurity. But, despite bias and other disadvantages, advances are being made, reports Greg Masters.
Women are underrepresented in cybersecurity. But, despite bias and other disadvantages, advances are being made, reports Greg Masters.
We shine a light on seven extraordinary women for their achievements in IT and information security.
These eight women have moved – and continue to move – the security industry forward.
The battle over control of the internet pathways – and who has rights to customer data – rages on.
Four people have been arrested in the U.K. and charged with running a tech support scam posing as Microsoft technical support personnel.
On Monday, the companies announced they were joining together to form the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, which is intended to make their “hosted consumer services hostile to terrorists and violent extremists.”
A ransomware attack in mid-April resulted in the compromise of customer and employee data at Airway Oxygen, a Grand Rapids, Mich.-based provider of home medical equipment.
The financial loss from cybercrime in the U.S. exceeded $1.3 billion in 2016, a rise of 24 percent, according to a new report issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). The “2016 Internet Crime Report,” examined the most prevalent and most damaging forms of cybercrimes today – like business email…
Anthem, the nation’s largest health insurer, has agreed to a $115 million charge to settle a class action suit.
If colleges struck last week with ransomware attacks had ad blockers on their systems, they likely could have avoided trouble, according to a post from security researcher Graham Cluley.