Big data holds numerous possibilities for security, but businesses must change their approach to ensure they are proactive in their information gathering and are looking at the right areas of the organization.

The U.S. government has long emphasized the sharing of intelligence between the private and public sectors as a critical step in protecting everyone from sophisticated cyber security threats

New iOS malware has been discovered in connection with Operation Pawn Storm. 

One of the biggest challenges in addressing cyber security issues is bridging the disconnect between the different departments within an enterprise.

Corporate and consumer communications are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals, but putting in place certain proactive security measures can help ensure networks and devices are protected.

Cloud security is still a top priority for many businesses, and decision-makers and network administrators alike are continually looking for ways to enhance their protections of content stored in Web-based environments. 

Recently, the Federal Bureau of Investigations issued a statement warning businesses about the latest threat being utilized by hackers: wiper malware. 

With social media websites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and others steadily increasing their user numbers, it’s not difficult to image hackers utilizing these platforms to the advantage of their malicious activities.

While many cyber security risks come from the outside, a similar number and variety can originate within a given organization

The Super Bowl is often a good indicator of trends in consumer technology and cyber security.