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Obama wants an open debate regarding encryption security
Pres. Obama wants the US government, tech companies, and the public to engage in a debate regarding encryption.
Nexusguard: Expect DDoS cyberattacks aimed at the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) sector is growing, but so will cyberattacks aimed for the surprisingly soft target.
Apple increases iCloud security with two-step verfication security
Apple has implemented a two-step verification process for iMessage and FaceTime applications as of today - hackers begone!
Cybercriminals want to compromise your identity, steal personal data
Cybercriminals are shifting their tactics, and want to steal your entire identity, and not just payment information.
Damballa: Majority of antivirus solutions fail to detect malware
Security company Damballa finds majority of antivirus software programs unable to quickly identify - and address - malware infections.
Will 2015 be the 'year of the healthcare hack' wonder security pros
Following the massive breach suffered by Anthem, cybersecurity experts wonder if 2015 will be the year of the healthcare hack.
Popular Android dating apps pose cybersecurity risks
Uh-oh. People using mobile dating apps are vulnerable to security risks, and corporate data could be at risk.
Companies should focus on neutralizing hackers once they are inside
Cybersecurity experts warn companies should have new security strategies, including when their networks are breached.
HP says home security systems aren't as secure as people like to think
IoT-connected security systems are becoming more popular, but may not be as secure as we like to think.
Pres. Obama wants $14 billion to boost nation's cybersecurity defenses
President Obama is seeking upwards of $14 billion to help boost the country's cybersecurity infrastructure.
IoT increasing, but so are potential cybersecurity concerns
The Internet of Things (IoT) has great appeal, but there are numerous cybersecurity problems available.
Report: Single DDoS attack could cost an organization $400,000
Report indicates a single DDoS attack could cost an enterprise more than $400,000.
Super Bowl will be a 'no drone zone' on Sunday for the big game
Citing security and safety concerns, the Super Bowl will be a no drone zone!
Malware infection could cause drones to drop from the sky
Oh no! Another connected technology, another cybersecurity threat - and drones could be next to begin falling out of the sky.
Cyberattacks expanding, with hacktivists, others enjoying DDoS attacks
Hacktivists and gamers largely increasing number of cyberattacks against targets, new reports indicate.
Deutsche Telekom: Mobile devices weak spot in fight against cybercrime
Mobile security is a weak point for those trying to defend against cyberattacks, Deutsche Telekom says.
Kaspersky: 32% of users don't take precautions when sharing devices
Users face security problems when sharing devices and not properly keeping them secure, Kaspersky report finds.
Nonprofit groups must be aware of ransomware attacks, as threats rise
Nonprofits are at risk of malware and ransomware attacks, and need to be vigilant to identify and avoid these threats.
Blame IoT, data breaches will be worse in 2015 than last year
Blame the Internet of Things (IoT), because as more devices connect to the Internet, the more commonplace data breaches will be.
Vormetric: 93% of companies face insider threat cybersecurity risks
More than 9 out of 10 companies are vulnerable to various cybersecurity risks related to insider threats.
Software Advice: Only 56% of employees feel their passwords are secure
It's not just consumers with terrible passwords - 50% of employees use poor password habits while in the office.
Study: More than half or companies increased security budget by 34%
Cybersecurity experts claim 2014 was the year of the data breach, but despite increased awareness and more spending, major breaches should continue in 2015.
Chinese cyberattacks left Microsoft's Outlook vulnerable, reports say
Chinese authorities reportedly breached Microsoft's Outlook email service.
Java software becoming more secure, as hackers target Silverlight
Cybercriminals always are looking for software to exploit, and as Java becomes more secure, there are a number of growing attacks against Silverlight.
No surprise: Worst passwords of 2014 are still quite terrible
The worst passwords of 2014 are still terrible, but fewer people are using 'password' as their password.
Obama Administration also doesn't want encryption to interfere
Governments aren't keen on encryption being used by mobile users, making it harder for law enforcement, spy agencies.
Universities trying to close cybersecurity research gap
There is a cybersecurity job gap, and universities are increasing programs to help fill the job void.
Heading to the ATM? Make use of your smartphone instead of debit card
Growing number of cardless cash machines utilizing smartphones instead of ATM cards.
US reportedly penetrated North Korean computer networks in 2010
The United States reportedly breached North Korean computer networks in 2010.
North Korea's hackers seek theft, retribution against targets
The North Korean government is led by an erratic, volatile leader - and its cyberespionage efforts tend to follow the same path, experts note.
NSA, GCHQ plan to step up cybersecurity cooperation efforts in 2015
The NSA and GCHQ will team up for better cybersecurity efforts.
Companies need assistance with their efforts to defend cyberattacks
Private sector companies need assistance in their cybersecurity practices, especially as they try to defend against attacks.
Report reveals DHS is a cybersecurity mess, with numerous problems
The DHS is a cybersecurity mess, according to scathing report.
French cyberdefense says 19,000 French websites under attack
There are cyberattacks targeting 19,000 French websites.
Lookout: Mobile malware skyrocketed 75 percent in 2014 alone
There are so many cybersecurity topics, but many people seemed to forget mobile malware, which has jumped 75 percent.
Malicious and accidental insider threats pose cybersecurity challenge
Insider threats aren't going away, and it doesn't matter if they are accidental incidents or planned attacks
Report: Employees pose biggest IT cybersecurity threat to companies
Reckless employees are giving IT security experts fits with their reckless behavior.
Companies must invest in cyber readiness as attacks increase
Despite numerous high-profile cybersecurity breaches, companies still not taking cyber readiness as seriously as they should
US says it didn't attack North Korea, and Pyongyang's security is poor
The US denies it crippled the North Korean Internet infrastructure, but it can happen again, as security is rather dismal.
Security expert: Beef up security and avoid retaliatory cyberattacks
Cybersecurity expert recommends companies avoid a slippery-slope, and improve security rather than try to retaliate against criminals
South Korea says North Korea is advancing its cyber army
The North Korean Bureau 121 continues to expand its workforce, and now has a reported 6,000 members.
UCF captures Collegiate Cybersecurity Championship Cup
The University of Central Florida (UCF) has won the Cybersecurity Championship Cup, as there is growing interest in developing better cybersecurity.
Lynton: Cost of data breach 'far less' than published estimates
Sony Pictures is on the road to recovery, and cost of data breach is less than published estimates, Sony Pictures' CEO says.
Microsoft has removed their free pre-patch Tuesday notices
Microsoft remove free pre-warning for their monthly security updates - giving them only to their premier customers.
Michael Lynton says Sony Pictures had no 'playbook' for cyberattack
Sony Pictures is still trying to recover from the GOP data breach that took place before Thanksgiving, and it remains a bump road.
Cybersecurity experts urge companies not to try to hack back
Companies may think about hacking back against cybercriminals, but is a slippery slope, according to cybersecurity experts.
Snowden says government cyberattacks changing to be more destructive
Edward Snowden was interviewed last year and issued his thoughts on a wide variety of cybersecurity-related topics for NOVA.
BlackBerry promoting its Internet of Things platform during CES
BlackBerry wants to show the world its Internet of Things (IoT) platform.
D-Link unleash new routers, home automation and security at CES 2015
D-Link launch a myriad of new products into the scene, including a world-first gigabit Ethernet-over-Power product.
Tips for Cyber Security: A Look at Payment Processing Online
Just how secure are you online? Let's sit down and have a little chat about that, shall we?