Stephen Cobb

As the threat landscape continues to evolve, enterprises must focus on employee training now more than ever.

Cyber criminals are always looking for ways to fill their pockets, but SMBs seem to be a prime target.

HIPAA violations are becoming more common around the nation. To find the source of the problem you have to "follow the money."

Industrialization is a key factor driving the rate at which criminals are turning to malicious software to make serious money.

The FTC has made major moves this year in its fight against cyber crime, and if enterprises and organizations aren't careful, they may be facing a team of the agency's investigators.

Information security experts often talk about the costs of cybercrime to businesses, but a new report from Russia quantifies how much criminals make in the "cybercrime market."

Bringing together two separate pieces of security research reveals vulnerability to cybercrime on an alarming scale.

Who is behind the production, distribution and exploitation of malicious software today? Knowing the answer is a vital tool in the fight against cyber crime.

More cyber crime rings will be broken up in 2012, but the risk/reward ratio for cyber crime will remain criminal friendly.

The aftermath of a cyber crime takedown poses new challenges to law enforcement, like what to do about the victims' systems and data