China's latest regulations that preside over tech firms have caused several other firms to flee.

Fellow Big Tech companies Apple and Google are also launching initiatives to help fill vacancies in cybersecurity.

Security experts advise Microsoft 365 mailbox owners to review account permissions.

The apps had been been advertised on sites like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok to lure in more victims.

New updates to the software could report back on workers internet activity, as well as halting viruses early.

Netflix's smash hit series Squid Game has led to multiple unofficial malware Squid Game apps being listed on the Google Store

A new Excel document has been circulating various finance companies as an attachment containing phishing malware.

The popular messaging app has had end-to-end encryption for five years, but now backups will also be securely stored.

The company will replace it with a job listing app — called InJobs — that will not offer the social media features.

Can you use Roblox with a VPN if you play it safe? Roblox's new guidelines leave some wiggle room.

A new study find business owners are having trouble mitigating the cybersecurity risk of employees working from home.

A new study shows that Apple's App Tracking Transparency features won't stop apps from tracking your activity.

Internet scam bots are cloning Twitter accounts to steal small donations at scale. Here's how to spot the scam.

The tools are free and will work with top email providers like Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo.

The popular VPN was acquired by Kape Technologies, a cybersecurity firm trying to distance itself from its adware past.

Here's what Microsoft, Google and others are promising, to help fix US vulnerabilities in the wake of a White House summit.

The measure improperly limits the state's ability to protect its workers.

The more than a thousand affected companies include big names like American Airlines and Ford.

Spam calls are a burden to everyone, and Microsoft Teams is adding a new feature to identify and reject them easily.

It's official! The popular VPN can now be used seamlessly with the newest Apple products that utilize the M1 chip.

Individuals' settlements are limited to 15% refunds on Zoom subscriptions or $25, whichever's larger.