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Cybersecurity alert: 34% of vulnerabilities found this year remain unpatched
The overall number of reported vulnerabilities in the first half of 2019 has dropped slightly from last year, but risks remain high, according to Risk Based Security.
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Google moves closer to letting Chrome web apps edit your files despite warning it could be 'abused in terrible ways'
Using the new Native File System API, web apps would be able to read and save files, as well as gather info on files stored on your device.
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100+ IT policies at your fingertips, ready for download
From BYOD and social media to ergonomics and encryption, TechRepublic has dozens of ready-made, downloadable IT policy templates.
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Android Security Bulletin August 2019: Critical vulnerabilities in Broadcom and Qualcomm components
Another month is here, and Android finds itself with a mixture of critical and high vulnerabilities.
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Android 10: Cheat sheet
Android 10's features will transform some phones into more user-friendly, customizable, and secure environments. Here's what developers, businesses, and users need to know about Google's Android 10.0.
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Why hackers still impersonate Microsoft more than any other company
Microsoft, PayPal, and Facebook are the top brands hackers attempt to copy in phishing attacks, according to Vade Secure.
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How CISOs can better defend their organizations against cyberthreats
More chief information security officers are modifying their security strategy from one of prevention to one of detection and response, according to a Forbes Insights report released Wednesday.
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Microsoft will pay hackers up to $30K to find flaws in the new Edge browser
The Microsoft Edge browser was released in beta, and the tech giant is running a bug bounty program for researchers to find major vulnerabilities.
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How to secure and protect your Microsoft Account
Follow these steps to make sure your Microsoft Account is safe and protected.
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How to protect yourself and your organization against digital identity fraud
Captured through malware and sold on the Dark Web, the "digital fingerprints" of your web browsing can be used to impersonate your identity online, as described in a new report from IntSights.
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Famous con man turned cybersecurity expert urges credit freezing
Con man turned Leonardo DiCaprio movie character turned cybersecurity expert, Frank Abagnale, talks with TechRepublic's Karen Roby about the steps people can take to protect their identity.
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How to avoid .JSE ransomware that hit the Texas government
A coordinated ransomware attack hit 23 local Texas governments encrypts files and adds a .JSE extension at the end. Here's how to prevent an attack.
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How to use advanced configurations of Apple's content cache service
The macOS content cache service's default configurations aren't one-size-fits-all. Learn how to use Apple's advanced configurations to adapt to any enterprise network.
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How to configure WMI filters for Group Policy to better manage your Windows clients
Using the Windows Management Infrastructure framework, Windows admins can create filters that apply GPOs in creative ways to provide more granularity over system management in Active Directory.
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How to prevent data destruction from cybersecurity attacks
IBM's Christoper Scott discusses malware, how cyberattackers get into environments, and why using multifactor authentication is crucial if you use an online service.
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