Data centers — used by both governments and militaries for operations — are now fair game, not just for cyberattacks, but for kinetic attacks as well.

For a change, there's little in this month's Patch Tuesday that should cause panic, according to security experts.

A campaign by Russian-speaking cyberattackers hijacks workflows to deliver security-busting malware, allowing attackers to steal data without detection.

Some customers have mishandled guest user configurations otherwise intended to allow third-party access to important — and sensitive — client data.

With rapid advances in AI, we now enter an era of automated risk remediation. Read about readiness to leverage agentic AI for ...

An undefined Chinese-speaking actor wields a combo of custom malware, open source tools, and LOTL binaries against Windows ...

Using Anthropic and OpenAI's AI systems — and a detailed playbook prompt — cyberattackers gained access to Mexico's agencies ...

The cyberattacks blend malvertising with a ClickFix-style technique that highlights risky behavior with AI coding assistants and command-line interfaces.

Fig Security's platform traces security data flows end-to-end across SIEMs, pipelines, and response systems to alert teams ...

Pakistan's APT36 threat group has begun using vibe-coding to churn out mediocre malware, but at a scale that could overwhelm ...

Events and concepts from the Stranger Things television series illustrate how enterprises can defend their networks and stay ...

In a seven-page strategy document, the Trump administration signaled a shift to preemption and deterrence to handling cyber threats.