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Apple issues a patch to fix a dangerous security flaw in iPhones and iPads.

Protect your business -- and yourself -- from identity theft.

At least, that's what one computer security expert did in order to access classier airport lounges in Europe.

The default hotel network may be fine for a pet supply vendor conference, but Black Hat is a different story.

In March, Facebook paid $10,000 to a 10-year-old boy in Finland who found a way to delete user comments from Instagram accounts.

Almost a quarter of small business crime goes unreported. That's a big, big mistake.

The source code for Twitter's six-second video app Vine was accidentally revealed online, The Register reports.

With the threat of cyber attacks growing, these steps will help you implement policies to protect your data.

Security has been informed to show zero tolerance to anyone approaching certain prohibited sites with cellphones -- whether they're catching Jigglypuff or not.

FCA's move comes a year after independent cybersecurity researchers used a wireless connection to turn off a Jeep Cherokee's engine.

The agency also advised customers to update their anti-virus software using two patches issued by Symantec.

Black Hat and Def Con founder Jeff Moss shares with us five tips on keeping your devices safe while on the go.

With new businesses, a data breach can result in the company closing down.

Hackers are getting more sophisticated. Make it a priority to protect your customers and employees by knowing your risks and taking the appropriate steps to safeguard your business.

Blue Coat helps protects companies' web gateways from cyber attacks, a service that will complement Symantec's existing offerings for large corporations such as email and endpoint security.

Like everything else, your health information is moving online. A growing class of companies are delivering ever more personalized medical advice as a result.

Def Con and Black Hat founder Jeff Moss weighs in with his advice for startup founders on how to avoid being hacked.

As long as we use alphanumeric passwords, people will always try to safeguard personal data with codes like '123456' or 'password.'

A shortage of staff and a surge in air travelers have created a nightmare scenario for the TSA, with airport wait times in places such as Chicago stretching beyond two hours.

Your employees may be revealing too much, here's how to keep their posts from compromising your business.

From promoting a healthy lifestyle to enhancing workplace safety, there's a lot of potential for companies to see.