Brian Prince

Today is the start of a busy time of patching courtesy of Microsoft and Adobe Systems.

Windows 10 may be on the way, but many organizations are still stuck deep in the past when it comes to using versions of...

More than five percent of unique IPs visiting Google-owned websites had at least one ad injector installed, according to a new study.

Patient data can be a valuable commodity in the cyber-underworld; so much so that apparently the number of attacks targeting healthcare organizations has gone...

Recently, researchers at Cisco Systems identified a new piece of malware armed with sophisticated anti-bugging feature that attempts to overwrite the master boot record...

Lenovo has patched critical flaws in its computers that allow an attacker to compromise the System Update service.

A new report from Enterprise Strategy Group found that many enterprises feel breach prevention and detection is more difficult today than two years ago.

Researchers at Proofpoint recently identified a clever attack campaign involving CareerBuilder.com.

Officials at Sally Beauty Holdings are investigating a possible data breach involving payment cards used at some of its stores in the United States.

Infrastructure-as-a-service can provide an attractive option for businesses, but approaching security wrong can come with a cost all its own.

Researchers at ESET have identified a family of malware targeting web servers running the Linux and FreeBSD operating systems.

The PoSeidon malware may not be God of the ocean of cyber-threats in the wild, but it is linked to a recent attack detected...

Sixteen days might as well be a lifetime when it comes to the length of time an infection persists on a network.

Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks using the Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) continued to rise during the first quarter of 2015, according to a new...

Researchers at Lookingglass Cyber Solutions outlined details of a cyber-espionage campaign aimed at the Ukrainian government that goes back more than two years.

Communicating the value of security in dollars and cents to a board of directors can be a complicated endeavor.

It begins with a baited hook.

And so it ends. This year's RSA Conference has wrapped up.

San Francisco -- RSA Conference 2015 -- Examine the Ponemon Institute's '2014 Cost of Data Breach Study' and it becomes clear there is a...

RSA Conference 2015 -- "The DevOps train is coming, and security can choose to get on board or not, but DevOps isn't going away."