Twistlock raises $33 million to secure cloud native environments

The vulnerability is exploited by visiting a malicious web page or opening a malicious Microsoft Word document rendered with Internet Explorer.

McAfee is the latest private company to offer free services for election security.

Also known as the L1 Terminal Fault, this flaw is the latest round of attacks stemming from exploitation of speculative execution.

The former co-founder off IronNet Cybersecurity and former general counsel of the National Security Agency will be the ridesharing company's chief trust and security officer.

Nearly 30 percent of House of Representatives candidates have significant security issues in their websites compared to less than 5 percent of Senate candidates, according to new research.

Exabeam is hoping to set itself apart in an increasingly crowded SIEM marketplace.

Okta found a vulnerability in Microsoft’s popular identity management directory that could let a hacker circumvent multi-factor authentication.

A new bug bounty program intended to find vulnerabilities in the Marine Corps’ public-facing websites will be the DOD's sixth such program.

Google acknowledged the problem and fixed it in several official apps, but other developers seem to have chosen to ignore it.

Fax machines are a lot more ubiquitous and vulnerable than you may think, according to Check Point.

Election equipment was digitally poked and prodded over the weekend as experts called for change based on what happened at DEF CON.

Epic Games isn't putting the mega-popular first-person shooter into the Google Play Store — a move that could mean some would-be users end up downloading malware instead, cybersecurity experts say.

Capsule8 says its platform can scale and adapt to hybrid environments, particularly production environments, to detect and stop threats.

According to GolfWeek, PGA employees found they were locked out of systems Tuesday, with a message asking for bitcoin.

A malware campaign against members of the Tibetan diaspora this year was part of a wider operation that has also targeted governments and industries in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a new report released today by Citizen Lab.

The $25,000 malware comes on a faux bank card, and it can steal from a bitcoin ATM, according to Trend Micro.

The delicate process for disclosing software and hardware bugs in medical devices has made important strides in recent years as the threat of lawsuits against security researchers has receded.

Normally used by U.S. and Russian hackers, Asian countries are starting to find their footing on the criminal dark web.

Cybereason's honeypot shows that the hacker world is really, really interested in ICS.

The DNC has warned candidates running in the 2018 midterm elections not to use devices made by Chinese telecom firms.