An executive whose company was affected the breach of GSA's SAM.gov portal explains how it all went down.

More than a third of federal agencies still have not adopted Department of Homeland Security-mandated security measures that stop attackers from spoofing email.

The good news, though, is that agencies are making progress.

The Department of Homeland Security issued an order Monday for federal agencies to adopt a form of email security that guards against spam and phishing.

The department “is actively assessing the state of email security and authentication technologies … across the federal government,” to include DMARC.

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., sent a letter to Department of Homeland Security acting Deputy Undersecretary of Cybersecurity Jeanette Manfra urging for the adoption of Domain-based Message Authentication,…

No amount of training or information will stop computer-users clicking on malicious links or opening booby-trapped attachments in carefully crafted fake emails, research shows, so defeating phishing…