Endpoint/Device Security

Aetna CSO Jim Routh discusses why he believes passwords are obsolete, how he’s done away with them at Aetna, and why and how security managers can take a similar approach.

Trustwave Threat Intelligence Manager Karl Sigler discusses the non-traditional devices that security professionals should have on their radar and how thermostats can figuratively turn up the heat for infosec pros, and literally for the enterprise.

Hackers likely made their way into the personal mobile phone belonging to Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly last December.

Google reported it has discovered and issued patches fo seven vulnerabilities in the DNS software package Dnsmasq, several of which could lead to remote code execution or leave the device open to a denial of service attack if exploited.

A federal judge has ruled that the Federal Bureau of Investigation does not have to reveal the vendor it hired nor the price paid to access to the iPhone 5C used by San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Malik and his wife Tashfeen.

Despite keeping us connected and even providing a bump in security over its predecessor, 4G networks are still plagued with weaknesses.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is taking off as Google's primary method of detecting malware effecting Android and is now detecting more than half of all issues discovered.

Apple's release of iOS 11 patched an out-of-bounds write vulnerability in Wi-Fi chips that, if exploited, could have allowed attackers within range to execute arbitrary code on the firmware.