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The journey to DORA underscored a fundamental truth: robust cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern; it's a core operational imperative.

Palo Alto stock popped on fiscal Q4 earnings that beat estimates and the cybersecurity firm's better-than-expected guidance for fiscal 2026.

Smart fridges have become a modern convenience, offering features like touchscreen displays, grocery tracking, and even built-in cameras. But behind the sleek design lies an unsettling question: could these appliances also be spying on you? As more homes adopt smart technology, cybersecurity experts warn that connected devices can create unexpected…

Israeli cybersecurity official Tom Artiom Alexandrovich arrested in Nevada child‑predator sting, released on $10,000 bail and returns to Israel amid scrutiny.

The security industry and the hackers they're supposed to defend against have both increased their use of AI as publicly available agents become more capable.

As a cyber expert and dad, I’m extremely cautious about social media and my kids.

Congress must reauthorize CISA 2015 to shield small businesses from ransomware devastation.

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Many companies overlook a critical vulnerability: fragmented security born from the proliferation of connected assets.

AI agents are reshaping web traffic: why intent, not identity, is the future of cybersecurity defense.

With CrowdStrike set to unveil its second-quarter earnings on August 27, investors may want to keep a close watch on the stock.