Harvard University has revealed it has suffered a ransomware attack, the latest in a string of high-profile organizations that have fallen victim.
FBI: Cybercriminals ‘Targeting the Food and Agriculture Sector’
The FBI is warning that cybercriminals are targeting the US food and agriculture sector with ransomware attacks.
COVID-19 Driving Global Government IT Spending Growth
The COVID-19 pandemic is driving governments around the world to invest more heavily in IT.
U.S. Digital Corps Aims to Attract Top Tech Talent to Government Roles
The Biden administration has unveiled the U.S. Digital Corps, with the goal of attracting the nations top tech talent to government jobs.
Unpatched SSL VPN Vulnerabilities From 2019 Still Being Exploited
Three SSL VPN vulnerabilities are being actively exploited, despite being disclosed in 2019 and patched by January 2020.
Western Digital Accused of Bait-and-Switching With Slow SSDs
Western Digital, one of the leading hard drive makers, is accused of giving customers slower SSDs than advertised.
Keystrokes and Mouse Clicks: Amazon’s Plan to Monitor Customer Service Staff
Amazon is rolling out a sweeping monitoring program, with the goal of tracking the keystrokes and mouse clicks of its customer service staff.
Charlie Bell, 23-Year Veteran, Leaving AWS
AWS is making changes to its executive roster as Charlie Bell, a long-time company veteran, departs.
Peraton Scores $1 Billion DOD Contract to Combat Misinformation
Peraton has won a five-year, $979 million contract with the Department of Defense (DOD) to combat misinformation.
University of Kentucky Discloses Large Data Breach
The University of Kentucky has sent out a letter disclosing a data breach impacting some 355,000 individuals.