information security (InfoSec)

The social media giant’s third-party tracking via the Facebook SDK may constitute a GDPR breach

From data breaches to hardware vulnerabilities, these are the most embarrassing security blunders of the year

Data from email addresses to payment card and passport numbers were potentially accessed

Hardware-based encryption far less secure than presumed with attackers able to access data without passwords

We get face-to-face with one of the IT Pro Panellists

We get face-to-face with one of the IT Pro Panellists

Employees are selling services and internal information for between $80 and $2,000 to businesses seeking advantage

A North Korean programmer is accused of conducting cyber attacks on behalf of the government

Experts indicate it could lead to a second Equifax-level data breach

Embarrassing breach revealed names, email addresses, phone numbers and more

Researchers found 94% of NHS trusts still use handwritten notes to record patient data

From Anonymous to Omega, here’s everything you need to know about hackers with a conscience

Ageing firmware, hackers, lax thinking – just three of the reasons why IT managers need to take printer security more seriously.

Emotionally-driven decisions put companies at risk, finds security report

Police stored innocent people's biometrics data after mistaking them for criminals, says privacy group

Follow these simple steps to install the security-focused Linux distro from the Microsoft Store

Eugene Kaspersky quotes Game of Thrones in letter claiming his firm is being unfairly censored

Cisco: CISOs rely on machine learning and automation to combat increasing threat volumes

Local authorities experience 19 million cyber attacks every year, finds report

Filing accuses the Apple of failing to keep processors in iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs secure

The company is working on a fix, but recommends people check out Google's Retpoline solution in the meantime

The tiny $35 microcomputer is your safest bet to avoid the crippling chip flaws

The year's worst security incidents we'd hate to see again in 2018