| LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | Anonymous To Launch Cyberattacks Against Trump Campaign Starting April 1 Planned attacks a response to candidate's controversial campaign rhetoric, hacking collective says. Ransomware Will Spike As More Cybercrime Groups Move In The lure of easy money attracting organized groups is a trend that spells more trouble for enterprises, researchers say. CISO Playbook: Suit-up & Play Offense In the game of IT security there are thousands of tools available, but the very best strategy to prepare for an opponent is to know your own weaknesses. Half Of IT Departments Lack Confidence In Their Security Solutions IT, C-level executives view their organizations' security differently, new report finds. Cancer Center Breach Another Symptom Of Healthcare's Growing Epidemic Healthcare organizations suffered nearly one cyberattack per month in the past year, with nearly 50% saying patient information was exposed. LANDesk To Acquire AppSense LANDesk looks to expand endpoint protection across virtual, cloud, physical environments. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY | | | | | HOT TOPICS | 5 Hot Security Job Skills Cybersecurity job openings are looking for people with a blend of technical, security, and industry-specific talents -- and it helps to know Python, Hadoop, MongoDB, and other big-data analysis tools, too. Presidential Candidates Get Graded On Their Cybersecurity Stances Trump, Clinton, Sanders, Cruz, Rubio, Kasich, are all unified when it comes to blaming China -- but no one gets higher than a "C" average grade in any category. Two Biggest Reasons Ransomware Keeps Winning New report also makes predictions on what hijinks ransomware might get up to next. MORE |
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