IoT devices enable you to adjust your thermostat before you get back home. Or order groceries using your voice assistant.And they’re everywhere — in...

Asia In Brief Tencent's chief strategy officer James Mitchell has told investors the Chinese web giant's hyperscale cloud operation is bullish on its AI-models-as-a-service...

In 2022, the FBI received 800,944 reported complaints that exceeded $10.3 billion in fraud losses for businesses’ critical infrastructure and data. Not only is technology getting...

Kamso Oguejiofor-Abugu Updated on: June 16, 2023 JBS, one of the world’s largest meat companies, had poor cybersecurity...

Tyler Cross Published on: January 10, 2023 Bitdefender, in cooperation with Europol, the Zürich authorities, and the NoMoreRansomware...

It’s easy to sound paranoid when talking about cyber security. Threats actually are everywhere. In your local coffee shop. Lurking on the first page...

If you heard about the attack on the Los Angeles Unified School District in early October, you probably heard that 400,000 students’ private data...

A dark web marketplace named BidenCash has released a massive file of 1.2 million credit cards data to promote the marketplace, allowing anyone to...

Microsoft and authentication services provider Okta said they are investigating claims of a potential breach alleged by the LAPSUS$ extortionist gang. The development, which was first reported by Vice and Reuters, comes after the cyber criminal group posted screenshots and source code of what it said were the companies' internal projects and systems on its Telegram channel. The leaked 37GB

In a deal worth $5.4 billion, Google would expand its security portfolio with managed detection and response (MDR) and threat intelligence, with an increasing focus on automation.

Organizations can now get mobile coverage with secure lines to ensure data protection.

(PRWeb March 01, 2022)

Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/firefly_has_your_business_covered_everywhere_with_mobile_protect/prweb18520613.htm

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) hired a national cryptocurrency enforcement team. Ms. Eun Young Choi will be the first ...

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