Helping someone get what they want allows them to help you get what you want. The same is true for security, says leadership columnist Michael Santarcangelo.
This week’s healthcare data breach roundup includes several ransomware attack and data theft incidents, led by details on the cyberattack and outage at East Tennessee Children's Hospital.
Microsoft is set to launch Windows Autopatch, which will automate Windows and Office software patching, to clients on enterprise E3 and upward contracts by July.
One of the primary missions of the CISA is helping federal agencies and other entities to improve their cybersecurity operations. Now, the agency is looking to hire someone to help it do the same.
Microsoft announced it disrupted phishing sites controlled by Russian intelligence used to target Ukrainian institutions, as well as think tanks in the U.S. and Europe.
A marked uptick in activity for Indonesian phishing-as-a-service group SPM55 has researchers at threat intelligence firm DomainTools sounding the alarms.
The Lapsus$ hack of Okta compromised multiple healthcare providers, prompting an HHS threat report detailing the extortion group’s tactics and detailing needed proactive security.
ZDNet reports that the Conti ransomware gang has continued operations despite being made vulnerable by the recent leak of the group's communications and hiring practices after it had expressed support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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