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Is remote work really insecure?
In-depth The benefits of remote work can also open the door to attackers
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Quantum computing & quantum-safe security
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74% of companies admit insecure code caused a security breach
News A large number of data breaches are linked to insecure code, prompting calls for better training
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Data I/O shuts down systems in wake of ransomware attack
News Regulatory filings by Data I/O suggest the costs of dealing with the attack could be significant
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Cyber pros say the buck stops with the board when it comes to security failings
News Fines, sanctions, and even prosecution are all on the table when it comes to cyber failings, practitioners believe
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Microsoft quietly launched an AI agent that can detect and reverse engineer malware
News Researchers say the tool is already achieving the “gold standard” in malware classification
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Has password hygiene ever improved?
In-depth Weak passwords still topple companies in 2025 – experts warn that real progress means replacing them with secure, passwordless authentication
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Employee distraction is now your biggest cybersecurity risk
News Workplace distraction is the top reason organizations fall victim to cyber attacks, according to new research.
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Managing NHIs in the enterprise
Industry Insights Enterprise concerns about managing non-human identities create channel opportunities
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Apple just released an emergency patch for a zero-day exploited in the wild
News Apple is warning millions of users of iPhones, iPads and Macs to update their software to protect against an out-of-bounds write vulnerability
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Russian hackers are using an old Cisco flaw to target network devices – here’s how you can stay safe
News With the aim of carrying out espionage, Russia's Center 16 is targeting infrastructure organizations around the world
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Cyber teams are struggling to keep up with a torrent of security alerts
News Fragmented identity security processes are creating blind spots, and the proliferation of tools doesn't help
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