A powerful exploit kit known as Astrum recently made its way back into the cyber attack limelight.

By studying the Deep Web, organizations can get a better sense of the overall threat environment – and be more prepared to guard against emerging vulnerabilities and attacks.

Local governments and city planners must work to bolster their digital security alongside their technological capabilities.

While it sounds similar to Business Email Compromise, Business Process Compromise is an entirely new beast.

How are cybercriminals able to flip the board on the security measures consumers as well as businesses utilize to safeguard their most important data and content? 

Thanks to its importance, vulnerability research is now taking place on a larger, more public scale.

Smart systems are under attack, and the organizations that run and support this technology must take the proper steps for protection.

The ingredients for strong cybersecurity aren’t a secret. In fact, they haven’t changed significantly over the past 20 years—the ingredients are available to almost every organization out there. On the surface, doing security isn’t that hard:     Patch quickly and frequently. Use reasonable security controls—intrusion prevention, application control, and anti-malware—and monitor them. Use two-factor…

It will be important to understand how to protect against new CERBER strains and what is being done to close current vulnerabilities.

As attacks increase and hackers realize the profit that stolen data from POS systems could bring, cybercriminals are creating more advanced malware to support their nefarious exploits.