Adm. Mike Mullen: Cyber Command should be empowered to go on offensive

"I think that line has to be drawn, and we have to respond, and they need to pay a fairly significant price for what they're doing.”

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The briefings are similar to the way the government handed information regarding Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab.

The U.S. government is trying to more effectively deter cyberattacks by imposing clear consequences on nation-state-linked hackers, according to...

Grant Schneider has been named chair of the Vulnerability Equities Process board.

Two companies announced Thursday a $6.5 million contract award to help the United States Army Cyber Command shore up counterintelligence efforts.

FireEye's ICS Manager Rob Caldwell on how threat intel can move organizations away from being reactive.

The brute force comes at a time when the debate over law enforcement unlocking iPhones is flaring up once again.

More money for email security, as experts warn about the risk phishing and spoofing.