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iPass has released the results of a survey that sought to determine how companies are dealing with the trade-off between security and mobile workers.

Europol has arrested the suspected leader of the Carbanak gang with the cooperation of law enforcement around the world, but experts remain sceptical.

Cryptomining is increasingly outdoing ransomware in popularity but cybercriminals are running out of CPU, painting data centres as prime targets.

Barracuda research has revealed there are many misconceptions surrounding cloud, with the most common being that it's not as secure as on-premise.

Data collected in 2017 shows that attacks like ransomware and cryptojacking are easily bypassing legacy security solutions due to lax businesses.

At its annual THINK event, IBM has made its intentions clear with the tech colossus investing heavily to bolster its multi-cloud strategy.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has released a statement following the revelation that data from 50 million people was misused.

After Gartner forecast IoT security spending to hit US$3.1b in 2021, Huntsman's Piers Wilson says IoT vulnerabilities are being found all the time.

'Would you like anything else with your $10 DDoS attack-as-a-service sir?' Armor's report paints a disturbing picture of the cybercrime market.

The DCIM software company announced the global availability of its new GDPR solution for managing and monitoring IT infrastructure.

Check Point has released a 'cryptomining 101' document that details how cybercriminals hack into devices to steal their CPU power for illicit mining.

Routed's director says while cloud providers are responsible for securing the cloud, only the organisation can secure how they use it.

This persistent threat not only continues to chip away at enterprise CPU power, but once inside a network can carry out other malicious acts.

A whistleblower has uncovered the practices of his illicit company, which include stealing the details of 50m Facebook users to help Trump's campaign.

​A new report from Bromium has landed with a number of startling findings, including the confirmation of a bustling cybercrime laundry market.

It's no secret that web browsers store a substantial amount of sensitive information about their users - hackers are taking advantage of this.

As well as emerging technologies, Steve spoke about the future, the implications of GDPR, & strategies that businesses can use to overcome challenges.

Elon Musk spoke at SXSW and used examples of AI's rapid advancements to show why it 'scares the hell' out of him - Kolochenko remains optimistic.

Recorded Future believes China has been altering public vulnerability data to allow the Ministry of State Security to play with it first.

Baidu unveiled a new system that can clone your voice using just 3.7 seconds of audio, a scary thought in the era of voice biometric authentication.