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New investment will accelerate growth and expansion of SaaS identity-hygiene platform.

New functionality further reduces the risk of lateral movement.

KnowBe4 empowers end users by introducing security awareness and compliance training on the go at no additional cost.

As SASE adoption grows, with its allure of simplified protection via one network and security experience for hybrid workers, remember: Have an overall plan, integrate and migrate to scale usage, and start small.

Orgs are in the middle of a rapid increase in the use of new collaboration tools to serve the needs of an increasingly dispersed workforce — and they're paying a very real security price.

Google Workspace's team is seeing a spike in phishing and spam hitting Gmail — up 10% in just the last two weeks.

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Researchers find current data protections strategies are failing to get the job done, and IT leaders are concerned, while a lack of qualified IT security talent hampers cyber-defense initiatives.

A misleading location-tracking practice ensnared the search-engine giant in massive privacy case spanning 40 states.

The API-related vulnerabilities put conversations, email addresses, tickets, and more in danger of exposure via the Zendesk Explore reporting service.

We commend vets in cyber, with this slideshow look at how the training and experience of former military personnel can be a big, differentiating asset in cybersecurity environments.

Hole-y software alert, Batman: Cybercriminal faves Citrix Gateway and VMware Workspace ONE have authentication-bypass bugs that could offer up total access to attackers.

An analysis by RSA Conference's security operations center found 20% of data over its network was unencrypted and more than 55,000 passwords were sent in the clear.

With the vast majority of business leaders expecting a recession in 2023, cybersecurity firms are bolstering their operations and cash flow by laying off workers.

Without even asking for permissions, the newly discovered 'SiriSpy' flaw in Apple's iOS Bluetooth access could allow someone to access user interactions with Siri and keyboard-dictation audio.