Modern businesses are moving their data to the cloud, and for good reason. But as cloud platform services see an increase in use, there has been an explosion in the number of unmanaged risks in the mission-critical digital industry. This is where Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) comes into play.

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) remains both a major opportunity and challenge for enterprises. By following the right approach to identifying BYOD risk and developing effective BYOD policy it is possible to capitalize on the benefits of BYOD without adding significant risk.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Director Christopher Wray discussed the Chinese Communist Party's vast influence on U.S. intellectual property, the financial sector, and democracy in a talk this week.

The Federal Reserve shared insights around mitigating synthetic identity fraud, one of the quickest growing financial threats, this week.

An industrial powder coating service in Texas is looking to take the inventor behind the company's bread and butter - its trade secrets - allegedly took them to start a rival company. In a lawsuit filed last week, Corrosion Prevention Technologies, a company that specializes, as the name suggests, in corrosion prevention technology, accused former employees, Loren Hatle, Santiago...

What's the importance of bandwidth speed, capacity, and usage? Learn why monitoring these key metrics can help meaintain peak network performance.

Since 2015, PhishLabs (now Fortra Brand Protection) has tracked how threat actors abuse HTTPS or SSL certs. In particular, threat actors often use HTTPS on their phishing sites to add a layer of legitimacy, better mimic the target site in question, and reduce being flagged or blocked from some browsers. In 2014, threat actors hit a significant milestone in this usage when more than 50% of phishing...

In a new lawsuit, a candy bar company is alleging a former employee downloaded more than 6,000 files involving its trade secrets, strategies, and market insights, before leaving to join a competitor.

An ex-employee of a petroleum giant who previously plead guilty to taking a billion-dollar trade secret has been sentenced to 24 months in a federal prison and ordered to pay $150,000 in restitution.Following his release, he’ll be deported, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed this week.Hongjin Tan, the employee in question, is a Chinese national who formerly worked as an associate...

The number of data breaches for financial gain are up, so are cloud-based data attacks, while cyber-espionage is down, according to the annual report.