Cybersecurity News

Google solidifies its commitment to cybersecurity with the completion of its record-breaking $32B acquisition of Israeli firm Wiz, reshaping the tech landscape.

A foreign cybercriminal reportedly accessed a server at the FBI's New York field office and stole files related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, according to a source and DOJ documents.

Meta takes aggressive action against industrialized scamming operations, removing nearly 11 million fraudulent Facebook and Instagram accounts in 2022.

Meta introduces new security features to protect users across Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger from scams and suspicious activities, including device linking warnings.

Viral social media accounts are leveraging AI to create memes that mock and disparage school faculty, sparking concerns over cyberbullying and student responsibility.

A senior Google employee alleges she was made redundant after reporting a manager for inappropriate stories about his personal life. The judge rejected her tribunal case, citing insufficient evidence.

Meta's advisory board calls for improved policies to combat the growing threat of manipulated AI videos, especially during critical events.

A former DOGE employee is accused of stealing personal data of Americans while working at the Social Security Administration, allegedly planning to use it at his new job.

Top privacy officials at DHS were ousted after objecting to directives to mislabel government records and restrict their public release, a troubling abuse of power.

The founder of cybersecurity giant Mandiant has unveiled a new autonomous AI agent security startup, backed by $190 million in venture capital.