Whole Foods says it has 'resolved' point-of-sale breach incident

Banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions are banding together to design and build a series of computer environments where defenders can exercise, train and test tools to defend their real computer networks.

High end cybercrime group FIN7 stays one step ahead of defenders by changing their lures within a couple days of being identified.

All the money budgeted in the world for security isn't going to help executives who don't pay attention to the needs of their organization, say a roundtable of CISOs.

Ex-CEO Richard Smith received an earful on Capitol Hill Tuesday over Equifax's response to its data breach.

Our managing editor reflects on the first year of CyberScoop.

The total number of people impacted by the hack stands at 145.5 million.

The announcement reverses Chairman Jay Clayton's previous statements about whether the breach exposed anyone's personal information.

The U.S. says Alexander Vinnik ran the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e and engaged in money laundering at the scale of $4 billion.

The New York Cyber Task Force has identified “frictionless areas” for private sector cybersecurity improvements.

It's no surprise that hackers are actively attempting to impersonate legitimate banking companies as they communicate with clients about suspicious account activity.

Equifax CEO Richard Smith will be stepping down from his position as chairman of the board and chief executive officer, the company announced Thursday.

Sophisticated criminal operations have strategic vision and perhaps even insider help.

In practice, EternalBlue will allow a hacker to quickly compromise multiple computers on a shared network as long as they are all similarly running dated Microsoft software.

FedEx reported an estimated $300 million loss in its first quarter earnings report Tuesday, attributing the loss mostly to a computer virus that impacted the company’s operations across Europe in July.

The Chief Information Officer, David Webb, and Chief Security Officer, Susan Mauldin, are no longer with the company effective immediately.

It's highly unusual for the FTC to publicly comment on the existence or status of an ongoing investigation.

The official's comments to CyberScoop are the first from a government source regarding the cause behind one of the largest data breaches in history, which was publicly announced last week.

Lawmakers are putting pressure on Equifax after hackers were able to breach the credit reporting behemoth and compromise millions of customer records.

Not even 24 hours after the Georgia-based credit reporting company announced the incident, lawsuits were filed in federal courts in Georgia and Oregon.

The huge data company says it will offer free credit monitoring to anyone who wants it, whether their personal information was was stolen or not.