TDR

In 2015, we will see the rise of targeted defensive security solutions that are accurate, scalable and lack the need for the coddling hand of security experts.

Norse Corporation reportedly had discussions with the FBI, but officials are still saying that North Korea is responsible for the attack on Sony.

Clicking on a certain link being spammed in Steam chat will result in a malicious screensaver file being downloaded.

While we can expect to see the return of some of the issues we faced in 2014, there are still a number of new threats that we need to be aware of in the year to come.

The ISC website was quickly taken down after researchers with Cyphort Labs identified that the main page was ultimately redirecting visitors to the Angler Exploit Kit.

We still need more education in place, especially when it comes to building awareness of cyber hygiene among the general public.

More than 75 percent of organizations in the U.S. and U.K. have experienced at least one DNS attack.

Phishing emails, a phishing kit and phony browser alerts are being used by the attacker to steal credentials and deliver a variant of the Zeus trojan.