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Towns Across Texas Hit in Coordinated Ransomware Attack

The state government and cybersecurity groups have mobilized to respond to a mass ransomware attack that simultaneously hit 23 different towns statewide.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 8/19/2019

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8 Head-Turning Ransomware Attacks to Hit City Governments

Hackers know vulnerable systems when they see them, and they also know this: Many government systems are decades old, running Windows 7 and even Windows XP.

By Steve Zurier Contributing Writer, 8/5/2019

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Cisco Pays $8.6M in First False Claims Suit for Vulnerabilities in Security Product

A security consultant reported vulnerabilities in Cisco's Video Surveillance Manager in 2009 — but the company ignored the issues and fired the consultant.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 8/1/2019

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6 Actions That Made GDPR Real in 2019

In the wake of recent fines levied against British Airways, Marriott, and Facebook, companies are starting to take data privacy and security more seriously.

By Steve Zurier Contributing Writer, 7/22/2019

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The Dangers of Demonizing AI

As more individuals, governments and companies see artificial intelligence as evil, it becomes clear that we need metrics to ensure that AI is a good citizen.

By James Kobielus Lead Analyst, SiliconANGLE Wikibon, 7/15/2019

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Find an IT Security Career by Getting Lost

Check out this Interop keynote video where Graham Holdings' Stacey Halota describes the twists and turns of her career and the challenges that security and privacy teams face.

By James M. Connolly Editorial Director, InformationWeek and Network Computing, 7/6/2019

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How Hackers Infiltrate Open Source Projects

The dependency trees of modern software-development make smaller open-source projects vulnerable to hackers sabotaging code.

By Curtis Franklin Jr. Senior Editor at Dark Reading, 6/27/2019

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Businesses Must Prepare for Global 'Digital Disorder'

Supply chain, procurement and customer engagement models face significant disruption in the next decade new A.T. Kearney report warns.

By Jai Vijayan Contributing Writer, 6/27/2019

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CIO View: The Business Wins that Make a Big Difference.

Three leading CIOs share how data and analytics are making a difference in their organizations.

By James M. Connolly Editorial Director, InformationWeek and Network Computing, 6/27/2019

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Suppliers Spotlighted After Breach of Border Agency Subcontractor

Attackers increasingly use third-party service providers to bypass organizations' security. The theft of images from US Customs and Border Protection underscores the weakness suppliers can create.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 6/11/2019

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Feds Make New Arrest in Darkode Case

Another American was arrested and charged alongside three international suspects who remain at large, according to newly unsealed indictment.

By Ericka Chickowski Contributing Writer, 6/6/2019

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Healthcare Breach Expands to 19.6 Million Patient Accounts

LabCorp says its third-party debt-collection provider, AMCA, notified the company that information on 7.7 million patients had leaked. Expect more healthcare companies to come forward.

By Robert Lemos Contributing Writer, 6/5/2019

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Data-Driven Nudging: Cool or Uncool?

Many things in our modern world involve behavior modification. In fact, some organizations are setting up "nudge units," but why?

By Lisa Morgan Freelance Writer, 6/4/2019

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Baltimore Ransomware Attacker Was Behind Now-Suspended Twitter Account

Researchers at Armor were able to confirm the person or persons behind a Twitter account that appeared to be leaking confidential files was the actual ransomware attacker that hit the city.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 6/3/2019

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FEC Gives Green Light for Free Cybersecurity Help in Federal Elections

Official opinion issued by the Federal Election Commission to nonprofit Defending Digital Campaigns is good news for free and reduced-cost security offerings to political candidates and committees.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 5/23/2019

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CIO Keynote: Less Jargon, More Focus on Business Outcomes

Though they came from different disciplines, CIOs at the Interop keynote shared a common need to get down to business.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 5/22/2019

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Interop 2019: CIOs, Security, AI, and More

Day 3 of Interop 2019 features four CIO keynoters and several dozen educational technical and leadership sessions.

By InformationWeek Staff , 5/22/2019

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Find Your New Job in IT Today

InformationWeek has partnered with ZipRecruiter to host a job search tool on our pages.

By James M. Connolly Editorial Director, InformationWeek and Network Computing, 5/20/2019

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How a Manufacturing Firm Recovered from a Devastating Ransomware Attack

The infamous Ryuk ransomware slammed a small company that makes heavy-duty vehicle alternators for government and emergency fleet. Here's what happened.

By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading, 5/20/2019

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Smart Cities NY: A Mix of Civics, Big Data, Security

City officials meet technology innovators to pursue solutions that may improve life in urban centers as smart cities.

By Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer, 5/17/2019

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