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Kaspersky Lab recently reported its discovery of a malware attack that affected approximately 10,000 Facebook users between June 24th to June 27th.

Forget malware - once attackers are inside your system, 99% of post-intrusion internal attacks originate from leveraging legitimate applications.

Windows 10 already includes built-in protection, but the new features have been designed to thwart the escalating number of cyber-attacks.

Survey: 84% of IT execs hold firm against paying ransoms, but 43% of hacked companies do pay up, highlighting cybersecurity dilemmas.

Government CIOs face challenges in harnessing digital innovation, says Gartner. Spending on tech products/services is set to grow in 2016.

Ransomware will continue to plague IT decision makers and organisations every single day - in fact there are 390,000 new variants today alone.

Cyber security is a hot topic for airlines around the world, with 91% indicating that they will invest in security programs over the next 3 years.

Solution overload is plaguing chief information security officers who are finding it difficult to manage cyber threat prevention.

Cisco is set to acquire cloud security provider CloudLock for $293m, in a move to enhance its security portfolio.

The escalation in volume and complexity of cyber threats today have compelled organisations to turn to next-generation security solutions.

A new research paper shows that quantum random number generation may be the next key to high-level encryption in the cyber security stakes.

There is no doubt that one of the main assets of a company is the data it stores. It should be adequately protected & available when needed.

Both the webcam and dual microphone on his laptop are covered by tape, this shows the tech-savvy Facebook boss is worried about being spied on.

RSA Conference APJ returns to Singapore this July, featuring over 50 sessions on information security policy and technology topics.

New research calls for proper security platforms to protect devices residing in the Internet of Things (IoT) sphere now - and in the future.

The logistical details of conducting credentialed network vulnerability assessments aren't all that straight forward. Enter Thycotic.

Disgruntled employees are gladly selling their services to the bad guys in order to inflict harm on their employers.

Less than half of the top 500 Alexa sites have configured email authentication correctly, leaving users at risk of receiving false emails.

The amount of global malware families just keeps going, with an increase of 15% in May 2016, totalling 2300 unique and active malware families.

Hackers are gaining entry into email accounts and altering the bank details in invoices before sending to an unassuming client.