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Researchers at IOActive have conducted what could be the world's first ransomware attack on robots, potentially disrupting the booming robotics market.

New South Wales' public sector lacks the capability to effectively detect and respond to cybersecurity incidents, warns the state's Auditor-General.

Ghostery, a free web browsing software, has announced that its code is now publicly available on GitHub as the company goes open source.

Check Point partners with IPSec to offer 24x7 SOC services, expanding its security portfolio against Gen V cyber attacks and enhancing enterprise protection.

Elon Musk spoke at SXSW and used examples of AI's rapid advancements to show why it ‘scares the hell’ out of him - Kolochenko remains optimistic.

Recorded Future believes China has been altering public vulnerability data to allow the Ministry of State Security to play with it first.

Fortinet says that stenography as an attack vector hasn’t had too much visibility in the last several years but it could be the start of a resurgence.

Here are three questions every security leader can focus on to make automation a reality within their organisation.

Cisco has unveiled its five strategic business pillars for 2018, focusing on security, network reinvention, multi-cloud, data utilisation, and collaboration.

There are more than 12,000 Monero mining malware samples 66% of which were submitted between November and December 2017.

Digital identity is used as the key method of protecting digital assets regardless of their location or how they are being accessed.

BSA The Software Alliance settled over USD $347,000 in damages against 28 Australian firms using unlicensed software in 2017, double the previous year.

Australian organisations are being left stranded in a haze of inertia about their cybersecurity strategies, even after a cyber attack has hit them.

Companies often think they’re too small or insignificant to be a target for cybercriminals but every business is a potential target.

Cyber attackers are likely to use known vulnerabilities this year despite advancements in their threats, says ForeScout.

Only 15% of employees say they have no plans to switch jobs this year; 14% plan to look for a new role and 70% are open to new opportunities.

Baidu unveiled a new system that can clone your voice using just 3.7 seconds of audio, a scary thought in the era of voice biometric authentication.

International Women’s Day may have passed, but there’s no reason why society shouldn’t keep up that recognition every day of the year.

After the allegations about Emirates' customer data policies emerged, High-Tech Bridge ran a test on the site's security - with interesting results.

International Women's Day is here and what better time to tackle the elephant in the room that is the huge gender disparity in the technology sector.