Half a decade into the cloud-first initiative, adoption in the federal government continues to be way behind schedule mostly due to security concerns. Vendors argue that those concerns are exaggerated.
How Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Google sell your information to advertisers
Here's what popular services like Apple, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft collect -- and what you can do about it.
British spies cast net to monitor every web surfer, everywhere, leaked documents show
When British spies gave their Internet surveillance program the codename Karma Police they may have given away a little too much about its epic purpose: "To build a web-browsing profile for every visible user on the Internet."
Intel Security warns don’t open that email about Armin van Buuren and other ‘dangerous’ celebrities
Being a DJ seems like a pretty awesome gig if you can get it. A small handful of DJs manage to elevate themselves from the masses to achieve global superstar status—and the attention of malware developers. Just ask Armin van Buuren. He tops the 9th annual Intel Security Most Dangerous Celebrities list.
Newly found TrueCrypt flaw allows full system compromise
Windows users who rely on TrueCrypt to encrypt their hard drives have a security problem: a researcher has discovered two serious flaws in the program.
Data breaches, stolen data and their sale in the Dark Web
Trend Micro published a report that explains the dynamics triggered by data breaches, following data from the incidents to their offer in the Dark Web.
Adobe fixes dozens critical vulnerabilities in Flash Player
Adobe has released a new Flash Player update that patches 23 critical vulnerabilities in the popular software. Update your version asap.