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A new survey says less than half of company boards have the necessary skills to manage the rising threat of cyber attacks.

If a hacker can get a Windows user to click on a bad link in an email or on a website, it can essentially hijack communications and steal sensitive information.

China is reportedly the source of the attack.

From Sony to Target, big companies that were hacked felt barely a dent to their bottom line, an analysis reveals.

Cyber crime is probably the biggest risk facing companies across the world, officials say.

There's ample advice out there telling chief information officers how to build a breach recovery plan, but the key steps to avoiding such an event are not as clear.

Individual victims can receive up to $10,000 in damages.

Top-secret documents suggest U.S. government researchers created a version of Apple's application development tool to create surveillance backdoors into programs distributed on the App Store.

Hundreds of millions of Windows PC users are vulnerable to attacks exploiting the recently uncovered security vulnerability, Microsoft says.

The transactions stemmed from breaches at retail giants including Home Depot and Target.

But retailers will be paying the price.

Attackers are exploiting flaws in Google's popular operating system.

Every company needs to invest in cybersecurity but your first line of defense is being aware.

The search giant retires its annual hackathon, replaces it with an around-the-clock program that allows hackers to submit (and get paid for) finding bugs anytime, from anywhere.

The software is said to make users vulnerable to a type of cyberattack known as SSL spoofing.

What you need to know to fend off a hack attack

Experts say the world's largest PC maker pre-installed a virus-like software on laptops that makes the devices more vulnerable to cyberattacks.

With threat concerns at an all-time high, a Russian cybersecurity firm's investigation uncovered a large scale financial hack attack.

The aim is to build support for beefing up cyber security laws in the wake of massive hacks at Target Corp, Sony Corp and Anthem Inc.

The 2-minute settings check verifies account recovery info, recent activity and approved devices.

Using apps like Tinder or OkCupid on company smartphones can pose a significant vulnerability, IBM says.