Software teams at Google and other Rust adopters see safer code when using the memory-safe language, and also fewer rollbacks and less code review.

Manufacturers are the top target for cyberattacks in 2025 because of their still-plentiful cybersecurity gaps and a lack of expertise.

While satellite constellations — such as Starlink — are resilient, 2,000 drones could cut communications to a region the size of Taiwan, researchers find.

Cyberattackers are integrating large language models (LLMs) into malware, running prompts at runtime to evade detection and augment their code on demand.

The country deploys "cyber-enabled kinetic targeting" prior to — and following — real-world missile attacks against ships and land-based targets.

Despite possibly supplanting some young analysts, one Gen Z cybersecurity specialist sees AI helping teach those willing to learn and removing drudge work.

The US national cyber director describes the next cyber strategy as focusing "on shaping adversary behavior," adding consequences and aggressive response.

The collaborative effort combines multiple federal departments, along with private companies to reduce, if not eliminate, billions lost annually to fraud.

As vulnerabilities in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures ecosystem pile up, one Black Hat Europe presenter hopes for a global, distributed alternative.

A kitchen-sink approach to building containers has loaded many with vulnerabilities. A handful of companies are trying to slim them down.

The African country aims to train 1 million workers in tech skills in the short term, with a focus on software engineering, cybersecurity, and data science.

In partnership with Emirates tech company G42, Microsoft is building the first stage of a 5-gigawatt US-UAE AI campus using Nvidia GPUs.

New synthetic security staffers promise to bring artificial intelligence comfortably into the security operations center, but they will require governance to protect security.

An analysis of startup firms' spending on AI applications finds the top categories to be productivity and content-generation. Security? Not so much.

The well-known North Korean threat group continues to improve the obfuscation and anti-analysis features of its attack toolchain.

The agreement aims to help law enforcement prosecute cross-border cybercrime, but the final treaty could allow unchecked surveillance and human-rights abuses, critics say; and, it includes no protection for pen testers.

Companies left them for dead, but the remnants of old infrastructure and failed projects continue to haunt businesses' security teams.

Firms using Azure infrastructure gained a reprieve from a security-focused switch that could have broken apps that relied on public Internet access.

Development teams that fail to create processes around AI-generated code face more technical and security debt as vulnerabilities get replicated.

Africa becomes a proving ground for AI-driven phishing, deepfakes, and impersonation, with attackers testing techniques against governments and enterprises.