Such a prediction seems about as certain as predicting that Trump will take to Twitter sometime during the week
The Food and Drug Administration has issued another “guidance” document on medical devices – this one devoted to keeping them secure “postmarket.”
Paying a ransom to cyber criminals to unlock your files only encourages them to do it more, experts say. But many victims haven’t left themselves any choice – which is what is fueling ransomware’s explosive growth
The Federal Trade Commission has had a measure of success with lawsuits against IoT vendors who promise, but don’t deliver, security
Experts agree that while President Obama put time, effort and political capital into improving cybersecurity, the results are not encouraging
The campaign to repeal and replace passwords with more secure authentication is making progress. But even those involved say it will be a long time before they disappear
The vulnerabilities, and dangers, of the Internet of Things are well documented. And a growing number of experts are now saying that the market will not fix them – it will take government regulation
Hospitals are generally safe places for patients. It is the personal data of patients that is not so safe, thanks to the complexity of those organizations and a lack of focus on security
The risk of notoriously insecure Internet of Things devices is not so much that those devices themselves will be compromised, but that they provide dozens – perhaps hundreds – of openings that could allow attackers to get inside an enterp
The ease and minimal expense of launching a ransomware “career” means that just about anyone, including those with little or no IT experience, can become a successful cyber criminal
