Kelly Jackson Higgins

A change in ownership and what it means for our readers at Dark Reading.

The latest step in a journey to serve cybersecurity professionals in other regions of the world.

Kevin Mandia, CEO of Mandiant at Google Cloud, calls for watermarks as the industry braces for a barrage of mind-bending AI-generated fake audio and video.

Our brand-new podcast, Dark Reading Confidential, has officially launched. You don’t want to miss our first episode with the CISO and chief legal officer from Reddit and a cybersecurity attorney, who share their thoughts and advice for CISOs on the new SEC breach disclosure rules.

The utility’s software bill of materials (SBOM) experiment aims to establish stronger supply chain security — and tighter defenses against potential cyberattacks.

Targeted attack campaign against online gaming firms demonstrates blurring lines between financially motivated cybercrime and cyberespionage actors and their techniques, tools

And: another data-destruction variant discovered, with similarities to Shamoon.

Startup Rumble enters major new phase with venture capital investment led by Cisco-backed fund as well as big-name security entrepreneurs.

Prolific ransomware cybercrime group’s approach underscores a complicated, layered model of cybercrime.

Unprecedented court order helped dismantle Waledac, the second-gen iteration of the Storm botnet; here’s how the undercover operation went down

Worries over crypto's defenselessness against quantum computing has inspired a project that automates the discovery of insecure cryptographic algorithms in open source software.

New social network for hackers lets white hats share and job-hunt

A threat group known as “Void Rabisu” used a spoofed Women Political Leaders Summit website to target attendees to the actual conference with espionage malware.

Backup tapes have been missing since September 27 and include data from customers, employees, and others

Accomplished cybersecurity leader will advocate globally for best practices in risk management and head up association security operations.

Vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and security events detected by ERPScan Security Monitoring Suite in SAP and Oracle enterprise systems can now be continuously managed in IBM QRadar SIEM.

The network is alleged to have operated 100 bank accounts and stolen millions from American people and companies.

Cyber criminals have kicked it up a notch with nasty malware that locks you out of your machine and holds it for ransom.

Though the investigation is ongoing, four high-profile gang members were also seized.

New solution also reduces false positives by 20 percent over previous versions of the product