Cybersecurity

Online romance scams are on the rise, with cybercriminals using AI and deepfakes to exploit trust and steal billions. Discover how cybersecurity experts and technologies are fighting back—and how you can stay safe.

The Internet of Things (IoT) provides internet connectivity for an incredible variety of devices, from cell phones, computers, smart homes, and classrooms to industrial machines, autonomous vehicles, and more.

Cyberattacks on grocery stores are an emerging threat to food security and supply chains. As digital systems manage logistics, inventory, and payments, vulnerabilities grow. Strengthening cybersecurity in the food industry is essential to protect businesses and consumers.

The White House's "Service for America" program is tackling the critical shortage of cybersecurity professionals, aiming to fill 500,000 open positions. Learn more about how this program and others are training future cyber experts.

In recent years, a conversation around the future and usefulness of passwords has grown among tech giants and cybersecurity professionals.

Digital-based scams are nothing new, but recent technological developments – especially in artificial intelligence – are helping scammers grow more sophisticated in their attacks and leaving users more vulnerable.

The global demand for cybersecurity professionals is significant. Despite recent growth in the field, there’s still a shortage of roughly 4 million cybersecurity experts.

The need for women in cybersecurity has been persistent with it remaining a male-dominant field. However, the demand for more women in the cyber field is greater than ever as the industry faces a shortage of skilled professionals.

Windows 11, the latest version of the Microsoft Windows operating system (OS), was released in October 2021 with a broad upgrade deployment hitting in late January.

A quick search on the internet of ransomware trends will return thousands of articles on the increasing number of ransomware attacks and cyberthreats, estimated by Cybersecurity Ventures to reach $20 billion in cost of damages this year. It’s no surprise then to hear that two of the largest tech companies are making substantial investments in improving cybersecurity efforts.