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This week marks one of the hottest events in the security industry’s annual calendars - it’s RSA week. The now-seminal security event hits its 26th year in 2017, and it’s ...
Nearly half of NHS trusts scan internal apps for security-related defects only once a year, and huge number of Trusts have been compromised by ransomware, according to FOI requests
Probably much less than Google - the company's Vulnerability Rewards Program paid out £3m, a significant rise on the last two years.
A massive poker win of $1.7m has much to do with the certain future of IT security, big data and analytics, it turns out...
NTT quarterly report highlights rise in sophistication but 35 per cent drop in overall attack volumes in Q4 2016
New figures show vast numbers of websites are still vulnerable to the venerable Heartbleed bug
Official stats show that the overall crime rate has exploded, while fraud costs have hit a five-year high, both due to online crime expansion
Are you scared yet? Appsec concerns rocket…
Not only have two widespread SSL/TLS issues been fixed, but the standard has even made it into politics...
Are you certain you secured yours? Rash of MongoDB attacks turns into pandemic as more hackers join the fray, and more targets are found...
Although AI was the big buzzword in 2016, few enterprises delivered on it, and 2017 will likely be no different, but machine learning is really on the charge…
Microsoft’s last ever security bulletin is next week - so has the manual bulletin had its day?
