The field of "information security" is currently dealing with a new technical term - "NIS 2.0". Interested experts are realizing that the new EU Network and Information Systems Directive (NIS 2.0) is also being incorporated into national legislation.

Introduction of AI and WP.29 shows that many companies are probably not prepared for the EU Cyber Resilience Act and the EU Supply Chain Directive.

A Vulnerability on Docker Hub allowed admin access to the Python Package Index (PyPI) and the injection of malicious code. The JFrog Security Research Team recently identified and mitigated a critical security vulnerability that could have led to a catastrophic supply chain attack.

Passwords are an inseparable part of everyday computing - at least that's how it used to be.

At a time when security incidents are increasing exponentially and the threat landscape is becoming ever more complex, companies are faced with the huge challenge of effectively protecting their sensitive data and systems.

Many people use free online services to create PDFs quickly and easily. A recent study by the Cybernews research team reveals that this convenience can come at a high price: the security of personal data.

At the end of June, Google announced that its Chrome browser would no longer trust Entrust for issuing new TLS certificates. The provider explained its decision in this blog post.

As North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members and partners gather for a historic summit, it is important to take stock of one of its most pressing challenges—the cyber threat.