An unprecedented 2020 has shaken up security leaders’ usual list of must-have technologies for 2021. Where do they plan to spend next?

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A peek at open XDR technology, and defense that held up better than the Kansas City Chiefs.

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While access to compromised systems has become an increasingly common service, some cybercriminals are going straight to the source: buying code bases and then updating the application with malicious code.

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Innovations in quantum computing mean enterprise and manufacturing organizations need to start planning now to defend against new types of cybersecurity threats.

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Strata Identity was founded to change businesses’ approach to identity management as multicloud environments become the norm.

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Meanwhile, researchers at SecurityScorecard say the “fileless” malware loader in the attack – Teardrop – actually dates back to 2017.

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Several gigabytes of sensitive data stolen from one restricted network, with organizations in more than 12 countries impacted, Kaspersky says.

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Attackers have doubled down on ransomware and phishing — with some tweaks — while deepfakes and disinformation will become more major threats in the future, according to a trio of threat reports.

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Security experts report scanning activity targeting vulnerable vCenter servers after a researcher published proof-of-concept code.

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Educational institutions have become prime targets, but there are things they can do to stay safer.

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