The US government says Midnight Blizzard’s compromise of Microsoft corporate email accounts "presents a grave and unacceptable risk to federal agencies."
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The US government says Midnight Blizzard’s compromise of Microsoft corporate email accounts "presents a grave and unacceptable risk to federal agencies."
Zscaler announces plans to acquire Airgap Networks, a venture-backed startup selling network segmentation and secure access technologies.
Tel Aviv startup banks seed funding for technology to help organizations connect, secure, and provide access to multiple data sources.
The US government issues a red-alert for what appears to be a massive supply chain breach at Sisense, a company that sells big-data analytics tools.
Simbian aims to build a fully autonomous security platform that lets humans make the strategic decisions while AI implements those decisions.
SecurityWeek speaks to Tom Scholl, VP and distinguished engineer at AWS, on how the organization tackles IP Spoofing and DDoS attacks.
Startup Knostic emerges from stealth mode with $3.3 million in funding and a gen-AI access control product for enterprises.
With automated, detailed, contextualized threat intelligence, organizations can better anticipate malicious activity and utilize intelligence to speed detection around proven attacks.
USCYBERCOM’s Cyber National Mission Force participated in 22 foreign hunt forward operations in 2023.
The financial sector has suffered over 20,000 cyberattacks in two decades, causing more than $12 billion in losses.
A bill that would reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act was blocked by a conservative revolt.
Google releases a Chrome 123 update to resolve three high-severity memory safety vulnerabilities.
Palo Alto Networks patches several high-severity vulnerabilities, including ones that allow DoS attacks against its firewalls.
Google adds AI to cloud security features and announces other security capabilities for cloud customers.
Alethea has raised $20 million in Series B funding for its technology designed to detect and mitigate disinformation.
CISA's Malware Next-Gen system is now available for any organization to submit malware samples and other suspicious artifacts for analysis.