A recent survey by University of Phoenix found that nearly half (43 percent) of U.S. adults have experienced a personal data breach in the past three years.

The health care industry is still having a hard time getting its cybersecurity under control, despite ongoing knowledge that the sector is among the most vulnerable to attack compared to most others. It's worth examining why the health sector faces these challenges and what can be done to remedy the problems.

Everything we use online today is being managed by artificial intelligence. The newsfeed you browse each day is the result of an AI learning your preferences in order to give you only the most relevant articles. However, one of the toughest challenges AI faces is related to cybersecurity. In this article, Cristopher Burge discusses the role of AI in the unseen world of cybernetic crime.

If you’ve ever created a website through a modular Content Management System (CMS) such as WordPress, you’ll know the combination of intimidation and excitement provided by a seemingly unlimited pool of plugins. But just one plugin can be enough to sabotage your site’s security. How? This blog explains.

As a freelancer, your computer is essential to your income. Many businesses that rely on technology as much as you do have dedicated IT departments that screen cybersecurity threats. You are the IT department for your business, which means it’s up to you to protect yourself and your client’s data against an attack.

We rely on critical systems to provide electricity in our homes; transportation to work and play, a secure place for our lifesavings, as well as communication systems to stay in touch with people we love. With such a heavy reliance, we must ask ourselves…are we doing enough to protect our global critical infrastructure?

America’s nearly 900 electric cooperatives keep the lights on across 56 percent of the nation. As part of the shared co-op commitment to deliver affordable and reliable energy to our member-consumers, local electric cooperatives work together to develop new technologies, learn from each other and keep the electric grid secure.

We all have bank accounts or investment accounts. As the world has gone digital, so too has our money. While the financial services sector has taken steps to improve its security posture to keep the nation’s treasury system safe and secure, there are important steps we can all take, as well.

A disruption to these systems, which are often interconnected and sometimes Internet facing, can have significant and even catastrophic consequences for our country. Week 4 of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) will emphasize the importance of securing our critical infrastructure and highlight the roles both individuals and organizations play in helping to protect these networks and systems from cyber threats.