2018 Winter Olympic Games hit with destroyer malware during opening ceremony.

I’d like everyone to pause, and in their minds and hearts say thank you to the hundreds of engineers at various hardware, software, and security vendors who spent their holidays working on OS patches, browser patches, cloud roll-outs and distribution of patches for Meltdown and Spectre.

Dust off your Old Glory Insurance policy, ROBOT attack is now a real thing that can happen to you.

The news was just released that a massive breach hit Uber in October of 2016. The personal information of 57 million Uber users and 7 million Uber drivers were stolen, including names, email addresses and phone numbers.

It’s another day which means another round of Ransomware. This time it’s a ransomware that’s being called ‘Bad Rabbit’, and if the Bad Rabbit infections look familiar, they are.

As you’ve probably read, there is a serious vulnerability in the WPA2-PSK protocol that almost all WiFi traffic uses. This vulnerability is being called ‘KRACK’, which stands for Key Reinstallation Attack.

Learn best practices about how to avoid API Vulnerabilities from security experts at WhiteHat Security.

Week two of National Cyber Security Awareness Month is focused around security in the workplace. What can individuals and companies do to keep their employees and their confidential information protected? I have a few tips for everyone regarding workplace cyber security.

I’ve written about the recent Equifax, Sonic and Whole Foods breaches already, but am following up here to challenge anyone reading this: HAVE YOU TAKEN ACTION TO PROTECT YOURSELF YET?