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Securing data while in use opens doors from the on-prem data center to the cloud for more applications.

AMD’s latest server chips enabled better scalability, less lag, and more memory than Intel SGX, the cloud provider said.

CSO–California’s new privacy law, AB 375, might not burden security as much as the GDPR, but details are subject to change.

Code written in Java typically goes undetected by antivirus software, allowing for crippling attacks.

The vulnerability has been fixed with an upgrade, but unpatched systems risk the deletion of databases and virtual machines, or even having an attacker gain…

An advanced cyberespionage group is designing malware that can “jump” across air gaps, researchers say.

Security experts identify a new worrisome threat vector, but not all of them agree it has legs.

CSO–Can’t update your old security information and event management system now? Use this advice to maintain its effectiveness.

NETWORK WORLD–TrialCard rolls out secure access service edge (SASE), which combines SD-WAN capabilities with network security services.

NETWORK WORLD–Surge in telework drives interest in secure access service edge (SASE), which combines SD-WAN capabilities with network security services.

The acquisition reflects a broader shift in cybersecurity, driven by containerization.

In the rush to rebuild operations for WHO, there’s a good chance some security hygiene items may have been overlooked.

Attacks via the popular server management software came swiftly after a researcher discovered the weakness.

New companies are taking fresh, innovative approaches to enterprise network security, but the security startup space has slowed down this year.

CSO–Aflac says artificial intelligence made its honeypot rollout faster, less complicated, and it produces high-quality alerts. A healthcare facility deploys deception technology for protection during…

From cybersecurity and physical infrastructure to sales, the colocation industry shifts to working from home.

The lockdown has made remote data center management tools essential for colocation providers to continue serving their clients.

Next-gen SIEMs, sandboxing, honeypots, penetration testing, and zero-trust are all now better because of new intelligence capabilities.

The pandemic has put double pressure on critical infrastructure providers, who must stay open while helping slow the virus’s spread.

Security researchers say the flaw is “unfixable,” but attackers would need to get inside your data center to use it.

Cybersecurity spending keep rising, but recent data suggests that overall defenses aren’t getting more effective.

The cloud provider’s security unit is said to have been struggling, and its RSA announcements might provide a boost.

Storing the keys in the same cloud as the data isn’t the safest option, so what are the alternatives?

Compliance with the new privacy rules doesn’t always fall on data center managers, but when it does, it’s more difficult than it may sound.

Executive management anxiety over the California Consumer Privacy Act will rise as the enforcement deadline looms. Security managers will need to know the answers to…

If the industry doesn’t formulate a set of standards for securing critical infrastructure, regulators might.

As Microsoft prepares to end support for the widely installed OS, here are the key security considerations.

The firewall is dead, and zero trust is here to replace it. But Google’s BeyondProd is only one way to skin the zero-trust cat.

The attack was limited to its managed services business in a single New York data center, the company said.

Seeing its firewall sales softening, the security vendor makes another acquisition to reorient itself for the cloud era.