As work from home is here to stay, more companies will be considering VPNs to protect critical and private information from hackers.

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U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks in the State Dining Room of the White House on March 15, 2021 in Washington, DC. The administration spoke about response efforts to recent cyber attacks, including those tied to SolarWinds and the Microsoft Exchange Serve

Legal experts are warning that private companies could find themselves in an actionable position in the event of a data breach. That’s especially true if those companies have not taken the proper steps to protect sensitive information.

Silicon Labs said it has become the world’s first silicon vendor to achieve PSA Certified level 3 status for its EFR32MG21 Series 2 wireless system on chip (SoC) incorporating Secure Vault technology.

A recent hack into security camera data from Verkada Inc. may spell out legal trouble for the company and its clients as digital devices carry more cyber and privacy-related vulnerabilities.

As participants in an increasingly connected world, now’s the time to get smart about our risks and vulnerabilities. Already, a variety of devices—wearables, trackers, smart meters, sensors and more—are controlled and monitored via the internet.

President Donald Trump signed the Internet of Things Cybersecurity Improvement Act into law this month, codifying what many cybersecurity experts have long begged for—increased security protection for the billions of IoT devices flooding homes and businesses.