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Custom Applications are being Increasingly Used from Within Public Clouds as Part of the Migration to IaaS

RSA, which since September is part of Dell Technologies, on Monday unveiled a new approach and product improvements designed to help organizations manage cyber risk.

A recently discovered Microsoft Office loader uses malicious macros to drop multiple malware families, Palo Alto Networks security researchers warn.

DHS Publishes Enhanced Analysis Report on GRIZZLY STEPPE Activity

Microsoft has unveiled several new capabilities in Office 365 to help customers better manage risks and protect against threats, including Office 365 Secure Score, Threat Intelligence Private Preview, and Advanced Data Governance Preview.

Researchers at Dutch security firm Securify have conducted a detailed analysis of the Android banking Trojan known as Marcher and discovered that a single botnet has managed to steal a significant number of payment cards.

Survey Highlights Widely Divergent Views on State of Cyber Security in America A new survey of American adults' perceptions of cybersecurity and hackers shows both a generational and a gender divide in attitudes. Young adults often display a more pragmatic approach compared to a more hardline attitude from older Americans, while there is a frequent difference between the genders.

No Physical Barrier is Capable of Restricting the Robust, Influential, and Dangerous Online Presence of Terrorist Groups like ISIS

Poland Bank Attacks Part of Bigger Campaign Targeting Over 100 Organizations The recently discovered attacks aimed at banks in Poland appear to be part of a bigger campaign targeting financial organizations around the world, and researchers have found some links to the threat actor known as Lazarus.

Turkish citizen Ercan Findikoglu, aged 35, was sentenced on Friday by a New York court to 8 years in prison for his leadership role in a cybercriminal organization that caused significant losses to banks worldwide.

Spoofed emails could easily land in user’s Gmail inboxes without even warning them of suspicious activity, security researchers have discovered.

The beginning of 2017 has brought a series of changes on the malware charts, as the Kelihos botnet managed to climb to the top position, while the Conficker worm dropped to fourth on the list.

Rome - Italy's foreign ministry was attacked by hackers last year, a diplomatic source told AFP on Friday, amid reports that Russia could be to blame.

A potentially serious denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability was patched this week by the Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) in the BIND DNS software.The flaw, tracked as CVE-2017-3135, affects BIND 9.8.8, all 9.9 releases since 9.9.3, all 9.10 releases, and all 9.11 releases.

IANS Research has developed a model designed to help chief information security officers to maintain their inherent promise: that is, "to safeguard critical assets across space and time."