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The Internet of Thing's (IoT's) rapid rise to prominence may have compromised its security, if a new report from Gemalto is anything to go by.

The retail industry takes no prisoners and that's made clear in its 'on the pulse' adoption of new technologies.

Endace integrates its EndaceProbe with IBM Security's QRadar, joining the IBM Security App Exchange to enhance forensic investigations and combat cyber threats.

Schneider Electric's Kim Povlsen believes 2019 will be both a challenging and positive one for the IT industry.

Cisco Talos has unveiled a free PyLocky ransomware decryptor for Windows—but users must meet stringent network monitoring prerequisites for it to work.

While many companies had previously been afraid of making the move, new advances in cloud security have reduced the number of successful cyber attacks.

Researchers in the UK are developing an app called 'Shatter Secrets' to help travellers protect their digital information from border control agents.

In 2018, over a billion people were impacted by data breaches. From British Airways to Marriott, NordVPN highlights the most severe security lapses.

AI specialist Rick Rider's guide to getting AI experimentation right as the technology becomes a necessity in 2019.

To better protect valuable data, organisations must conversely ensure that it is worthless when not in the hands of those who own it.

The compromised servers stored personally identifiable information (PII) belonging to current and former NASA employees.

Commvault's Nigel Tozer reflects on the year that's been and the one ahead with three predictions of what will be and one that won't.

One of Twitter's support forums was hit by a data breach that may have ties to a state-sponsored attack, however users' personal data was exposed.

SonicWall's Capture Labs threat researchers recorded 28 times more ransomware attacks on Black Friday compared to last year.

Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize supply chains, providing greater traceability and transparency.

IDC predicts industry cloud solutions will reach USD $45.4 billion in 2019, with rapid growth driven by sectors like healthcare and manufacturing.

Cloud computing has advantages, but security remains a concern, says Christian Mahncke, urging companies to automate data backups and implement robust DR plans.

SailPoint's research found that many organisations are lacking maturity in their governance processes over identities.

As time progresses and advanced technologies are implemented, the demand for disaster recovery-as-a-service is also expected to increase.

DigiCert has successfully restored trust for its Symantec security certificates after Google's automatic distrust.