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ChatGPT maker OpenAI, and other major AI providers such as Google and Microsoft, are coordinating with the Biden administration to let thousands of hackers take a shot at testing the limits of their technology.

Nickolas Sharp, the former Ubiquiti employee who posed as a hacker and attempted to extort the firm for $2 million, was sentenced to prison.

Senators introduce bill to reform security classification system in the US to prevent mishandling of classified information and promote better use of intelligence.

Google is improving Android security with new Safe Browsing real-time API, credential manager jetpack API, and new SDK API for developers.

Microsoft has rolled out patches for a vulnerability allowing attackers to bypass mitigations for a critical Outlook zero-day leading to credentials theft.

Judge refuses to dismiss shareholder lawsuit alleging that Facebook violated the law and fiduciary duties in failing for years to protect user data privacy.

Google is now letting Gmail users in the US run scans to learn whether their Gmail ID appears on the dark web.

Equifax released its security and privacy controls framework to provide a public blueprint to help organizations to build or enhance their own cybersecurity programs.

US appeals court sides with Corellium in the copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Apple against the company over its security research tools.

ICS cybersecurity vendor Dragos discloses breach and data theft but says ransomware group failed at elaborate extortion scheme.

SquareX emerges from stealth mode with $6 million in seed funding for the development of its security-focused browser extension.

Blockchain company Webb Technologies has raised $7 million in seed funding for its privacy tools and protocol.

IBM's Quantum Safe Roadmap was designed to help federal agencies and business meet the requirements and the deadlines for quantum safe cryptography.

UK-based Capita says the recent ransomware attack will cost it up to $25 million, but it has not clarified whether that includes a ransom payment to the cybercriminals.

Joanna Burkey, CISO at HP, and Kevin Cross, CISO at Dell, discuss how the role of a CISO is different for a multinational corporation compared to a national company.