ID.me CEO backtracks on claims company doesn’t use powerful facial recognition tech
The company had said it didn't use 1:many facial recognition.
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Bob Kolasky, head of CISA’s National Risk Management Center, leaving agency
Director Jen Easterly said Kolasky has been an "outstanding leader at CISA."
APTs quiet ahead of Beijing games, but financially motivated hackers are still lurking, research says
Nation-state hackers might not want to get on China's bad side, but athletes, officials, volunteers and fans should watch their phones.
Details emerge on hack of Belarusian Railways and the group behind it
The hackers posted "proof" of their hacks, and researchers have started to dig in.
SEC’s Gensler signals enhancement of cybersecurity, breach disclosure rules for financial sector
The SEC joins TSA, the FCC and other feds who have imposed or are considering imposing additional disclosure requirements.
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Trellix, McAfee, FireEye, Mandiant: What’s next for four big names in cyber
With the arrival of Trellix, there was a lot of talk about integrating pieces of McAfee and FireEye. But in some ways, the move represents disintegration, too.
Belarusian hacktivist group attacks Belarusian Railways as military frictions mount
The attack is the latest salvo in cyber activity related to military tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
Security fears over antitrust legislation raise looming questions about a federal privacy law
Experts say not all of the tech companies' security concerns are unfounded.
Assange permitted to file U.K. Supreme Court appeal in extradition case
The ruling essentially buys the WikiLeaks publisher more time as his lawyers try to keep him out of the U.S. justice system.
Researchers find similarities between NotPetya, attacks on Ukrainian government systems
The NotPetya attacks crippled businesses around the world and led to an estimated $10 billion in costs.
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