Learn about Security Operations and Analytics Platform Architecture, or SOAPA, in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

One question is often left unasked in DevOps strategy meetings: what about security?

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Researchers warned this week attackers could exploit a vulnerability in some POS systems to hijack business-data rich databases.

ATM manufacturers sent notices to banks late last week warning that "jackpotting" attacks have come to the U.S.

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18 security pros reveal the people, processes, and technologies required for building out a Security Operations Center (SOC).

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You receive an email, you are unfamiliar with the sender's name or email address, and they are offering you a new service or deal on something. Is it malicious? Not necessarily. Perhaps you forgot about signing up for a newsletter a while back.Malicious vs. BenignAccording to Symantec, 5.5% of business emails are classified as spam. With the average business account receiving around 104 emails per...

A hospital paid 4 BTC (Bitcoin) - roughly $55,000 - to regain access to its computer systems over the weekend.

The market is saturated with tools to facilitate and automate DevOps. How do you choose which ones will be best for your team?

Western Digital recently fixed a series of vulnerabilities in its My Cloud devices that could have let an attacker execute code and remotely takeover the devices.

15 security experts discuss the top three free security tools every infosec pro should use.

Homeland Security Advisor Thomas Bossert pinned WannaCry on North Korea in a Wall Street Journal op-ed Monday night.

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A database containing more than 1.4 billion stolen passwords exposes the collective shame of weak passwords and password reuse.