DOJ Issues Framework for Vulnerability Disclosure Programs
The Department of Justice (DOJ) offered guidance on vulnerability disclosure programs, which will assist organizations in navigating legal issues.
Technology Treatment Plan: The Health Care Cybersecurity Imperative
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services established guidelines to improve the state of health care cybersecurity throughout the sector.
New Cybersecurity Regulation Adds Weight to Enterprise Security Efforts
The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) issued a new cybersecurity regulation requiring financial firms to submit annual security reports
IoT Security: Who Is Stepping Up?
Government agencies, customers and device manufacturers must develop better IoT security practices to protect the growing number of connected devices.
White-Hat Hackers Blacklisted? New DMCA Exemptions Protect the Good Guys
Companies have a vested interest when it comes to ferreting out IT problems before cybercriminals manage to launch attacks in the wild. The recent Mirai infections are proof positive that compromised Internet of Things (IoT) devices paved the way...
Botnet Detection Advances With the Use of Big Data Analysis in Europe
The European Union is embracing new methods of botnet detection to fight cybercrime and improve the security of member nations.
In Bad Taste? EU Cookie Law Exploited by Clickjackers
The EU's Cookie Law is intended to increase user privacy, but some cybercriminals have found a way to use it for their own gain.
EU Rules on Reporting Responsibilities for Cyberattacks
The European Union recently established guidelines for organizations regarding when, how and to whom to report cyberattacks.