On average, federal agencies pay $7,000 less to their cyber personnel than in other industries, according to the eighth biannual Global Information Security Workforce Study.
U.S. insurers took in almost $1 billion in premiums last year for writing cybersecurity policies, according to new figures from credit analysts at Fitch Ratings.
Most companies continue to struggle with managing privileged-user access to their IT networks and few managers are satisfied with the degree of visibility and control they have…
U.S.-based retail stores are especially susceptible to damages caused by hackers. When these stores get hit by a data breach it could cost them, on average, roughly…
Aug 23, 2016
The United States Capitol building with the dome lit up at night.
Nearly three quarters of national capital region residents would prefer getting information about a health emergency in the traditional way — through an emergency broadcast on their…
“Passw0rd” is not a secure password, but it is the 24th most popular one in the world, according to SplashData's fifth annual analysis of stolen user-data dumped…